Leasing it all together

After the tenancy has ended, a final inspection has been completed, and agreement has come to regarding how the bond is to be paid out (accounting for any damages or unpaid fees), a bond refund form is submitted to the RTA, who then refunds the bond. We do not hold bonds personally. It should be noted that legally, a bond refund form cannot be submitted prior to the tenancy end date or handover date. You can read more about bond refunds here.

The tenant is responsible for paying all utility fees unless otherwise agreed upon in writing in the rental agreement.

Within business hours, you’ll be able to speak to your property manager directly, or alternatively lodge a request through our online portal. For after hours maintenance, if the request is not an emergency, please lodge it through the online portal. If it is an emergency, you can refer to the list of Kindred's preferred emergency tradespeople to undertake repairs such as no water or no hot water availability, burst water pipes and power outages.

The lease term is ultimately decided by the homeowner, but usually starts around 6 months with an option to renew.

You must be at least 18 years of age to lodge a rental application. We offer an easy online application process, where you can save your application at any time and then return to it if you need time to gather any additional paperwork or items. General requirements include several forms of identification (like your passport), rental history, bank statements or payslips, and references from previous landlords. These requirements are consistent for any property rentals Australia-wide.