Why too much competition and lack of regulation is damaging the industry
We give our opinion on what needs to be done
Recently, I gave a keynote speech to a group of industry professionals highlighting why our industry is failing to deliver due to too much competition fighting for too few scraps.
Over 220 Meth-Tribunal cases heard in 2016
IAG state total claims to be approximately $14 million in the last 12 months
IAG, one of New Zealand's leading insurance providers has drawn a line in the sand with regards to claims around Meth-contaminated properties and in our opinion, it leads us a step closer to compulsory Meth Testing for all residential rental properties in New Zealand.
As we return to work from our Christmas and New Year break, many of us will be wondering what will lie ahead for us in 2017.
As this turbulent year ends, we will look at some of the key events that have changed our industry and two issues stick out like a sore thumb, much to the detriment of the landlord. Methamphetamine and the Osaki Tribunal Case.
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