We have a large team of Property Managers working on your behalf, so rest assured that when you rent one of our managed properties, it will be a stress-free experience.
All our tenant relationships are important to us. We have a proven track-record in delivering outstanding service and taking care of all issues in a quick and friendly way. All our rental tenancies are managed with respect and a ‘no-nonsense’ but personal approach. We represent a very large number of satisfied tenants who say great things about us.
These are just a few of the services we can offer you:
- Arrange a time that is convenient for you to view one of our properties
- Guide you through the completion of a tenancy application
- Our friendly property managers will respond and follow up quickly to resolve any problems you are having
- 24/7 phone access for urgent repairs
- Follow-up and ongoing communication during the term of your tenancy
- Speedy response to any maintenance
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What are Goodwins payment details?
All tenant payments must be deposited to our Trust Account:
NAME: Goodwin Realty Trust Account
BANK: ASB Bank New Zealand
BRANCH: Central Auck Commercial Banking
ACCOUNT: 12 3049 0260640 01
Please use the following reference when making payments:
DETAILS: Tenant Code
CODE: Tenant Surname or Short Code if known
REFERENCE: Rental Property Address
How much do I have to pay for move in costs through your company?
If the property you are renting is $450.00 a week your total move-in costs would be:
- Four weeks’ bond – $1,800.00
- Two weeks’ rent in advance – $900.00
- Total move-in costs $2,700.00
When do I need to pay the move-in costs?
Your move-in costs are required to be paid before you move into the property. Please note some properties require four weeks’ bond and your property manager will let you know if this applies to the property you are moving in to.
Why do I need to pay a bond?
A bond is an amount of money that landlords ask tenants to pay when they rent a property. This bond can be any amount asked at their discretion and can be up to a maximum of four weeks’ rent, although some landlords may ask for less.
What happens to the bond fee?
The bond fee is sent to the Department of Building and Housing by the landlord where it is held to cover any contingencies that could include unpaid rent, property damage (if this can be attributable to the tenant’s fault) or any other claim that may arise. If the property has been properly maintained and there are no rent arrears, you should have the bond money refunded after vacating.
What happens if repairs are needed?
We have a large variety of trusted quality trades people who we use when repairs are needed. We have selected these trades people as we know they will perform high-quality work in a timely manner. And because we have a high volume of work we are able to achieve competitive prices. We have an after hours repair line for all tenants if urgent repairs arise and one of our property managers will always be available, even if it is just for advice.
