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Being a landlord

When you own a residential property and intend renting it out, you have two options. You can either manage the property yourself and become a 'self managing landlord', or use an agent to manage the property for you.

This section provides information about the management options available as well as the responsibilities of being a landlord.

Self managing your rental property
Using an agent to manage your rental property
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Under the law, landlords must provide a copy of the Renting guide to tenants at the beginning of the tenancy. The Renting guide outlines the rights and responsibilites of tenants in NSW. You can print off single copies of the Renting guide from the online copy or order multiple copies online from Shop.nsw.

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