How to Design Your Rental Property

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MC Property Plus
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• How to design your rental property

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• Unfortunately in Australia especially when you
  are in your younger years, renting a property is
  everyday reality. In a freak kind of way these
  are your years you are most bursting with
  creative energies inside and wanting to add some
  great ideas to your home. 
• Now, in some states such as Victoria the
  Government recently made some changes to rental
  laws and the rights of tenants, such as keeping a
  pet in a rental property and the right of
  decorating your home and we can only hope that
  South Australia will follow suit.

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In the meantime, before you can make some major
changes the following rules need to be followed 

• Contact your landlord or property manager
  Adelaide and discuss your ideas. Make sure you
  have good reasons for your request.
• The owner does not have to agree to every request
  you make. However, they may look more favorably
  on requests that have future benefits and add
  value to your property. For example, painting,
  retargeting or landscaping may improve the appeal
  and worth of the house to some degree.
• If they do agree, make sure you get the details
  in writing, noting what changes are to be made,
  who is to pay, what portion each person will pay,
  and what will happen when you leave.
• At the end of your tenancy, what will generally
  happen is that any changes made to the property
  by you as the tenant will remain.
• You can remove fixtures you have affixed, with
  the owners consent, unless the removal of
  the fixture would cause irreparable damage.

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So what can we do then.?

• For the detailed explanation always check the
  official Tenants Rights Manual in your
  respected state, likewise in our case South
  Australia. We have it handy HERE
• And you can also check HERE
• Because South Australias Landlord obligation
  rules are a bit outdated and loose, always make
  sure to check the property cleanliness and
  overall condition before you move in. Also noted
  here, if you find that the chosen home would be
  suitable otherwise but it needs a fresh coat of
  paint or new carpet its worth to ask from the
  Landlord but if she or he refuses you might be
  well off to look for another property than to
  move in for a longer time and be disappointed. 
• If you think its still reasonable we can show
  you what you CAN do without breaking the law

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1. Focus your energies to the interior

• REFRESH THE WINDOWS
• If you dont like the old plastic vertical blinds
  in your apartment, consider replacing them with
  new venetians, cordless blinds or curtains. Dont
  chuck out the old blinds as youll need to
  reinstall them when you go to leave and of course
  make sure you dont make any new holes in the
  wall when installing your new window treatment.
• If you have your heart set on shutters, it may be
  worth approaching your agent and asking whether
  the landlord would be prepared to go halves with
  you to install the shutters. You get to enjoy
  them while you are there and they get to keep
  them when you leave. This is an excellent win/win
  situation.

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2. Add some green living

• Plants and flowers give an instant lift to any
  space so add them to your kitchen and living
  room. Its clichéd to say they bring life to a
  room but its true, plus they have the bonus of
  helping to clean the air and remove toxins.
  Cleaning the air and making it your own is a nice
  feeling especially if loads of other people have
  lived in there before you.
• Dont just limit your plants to the living room,
  add them to your bathroom too. Many plants, like
  cacti, love the climate of a warm room and thrive
  in bathroom spaces.

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3. Decorate the walls

• Peel and stick vinyl stickers, called decals,
  which are super popular at the moment can be
  found it loads of interior stores and online.
  They come in all different colors and designs and
  are relatively inexpensive. They can easily be
  added and removed and a great way to add detail
  to your wall without damaging the paint
  underneath.
• Another trick is to use removable wallpaper and
  to create a feature wall. Made out of
  self-adhesive wall sticker fabric it looks and
  feels like traditional wallpaper but you can
  easily DIY it as it requires no glue, no water
  and no tradesperson. Then when it is time to
  move, the removable wallpaper will peel off
  without leaving any residue or damaging the
  surface making it a landlord friendly option.
• For more great design ideas please click HERE

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