What Reddit is saying about rental property

Where rental property comes up

A sample of 10 posts

The highest scoring of the newest 50 posts that match, each with the start of the post and its top reply. The full list, every comment and anything older need a key.

1. QCAT hearing – Respondent submitted 540 pages of evidence just 5 minutes before the hearing. Is this normal?

   We recently attended a QCAT hearing regarding a rental bond dispute with our former property manager (REA). We had prepared and submitted our evidence covering the bond discrepancy, disputed...

   Top reply (3 points): The adjudicator did exactly what they wanted when they were granted the extension - because they submitted everything at the last second. Which is why they...

   r/shitrentals1 points5 comments1 h ago
2. Real estate agent put a 3D tour of our rental online. You can zoom in and read my daughter's school details. (VIC)

   We're renting a house in Melbourne and the owner has decided to sell. I completely understand that this means inspections, advertising and a certain amount of inconvenience. We've been cooperative...

   r/AusLegal1 points1 comment19 min ago
3. 22-year-old engineer considering buying property instead of renting in St. Pete. Am I missing anything?

   I'm 22, graduating college soon with no student loans or other debt. I have a fully paid-off Toyota Corolla with about 100k miles, so my transportation costs are relatively low. I recently...

   r/NewbHomebuyer1 points1 comment49 min ago
4. Owners who have a conscience beware of Screm (Southern California Real Estate Management) Renters are people too.

   This is a an average property management with policies that are horrible for owners. I pay my rent every month, on time, and I am a very low maintenance tenant, yet every year, they ask me to...

   Top reply (1 points): Welcome to r/LandlordLove! A tenant-friendly space for critiquing Landlords and the archaic system of Landlording as a whole. Please get acquainted with our...

   r/LandlordLove1 points1 comment1 h ago
5. Moving to Nashville soon — looking for a room or rental near Downtown / surrounding neighborhoods

   Hey everyone, I’m planning a move to Nashville in the coming months and looking for advice on renting. My goal is to be in or near MidTown (HCA office), whether that means renting a room with...

   r/movetonashville1 points1 comment5 h ago
6. How do you market high-end rental properties (€3,000+/month) and find the right international clients?

   Hi everyone! I’m working as a real estate agent in Spain and I’m looking for advice from people with experience in the Spanish or international luxury rental market. (Mainly costa del sol) I’m...

   Top reply (1 points): This is a professional forum for professionals, so please keep your comments professional - Harrassment, hate speech, trolling, or anti-Realtor comments...

   r/realtors1 points1 comment5 h ago
7. Estate agent pressuring

   This is mostly to vent my frustration and I have read enough posts to know that the house buying and selling process is ridiculous at times but my own experience does my head in. I am a FTB buying...

   Top reply (2 points): To answer your question it doesn’t really make sense in a calm logical world and you sound like you have been a model buyer in fact so far It may be the...

   r/HousingUK1 points1 comment6 h ago
8. [M4F] The Rental Property

   I thought the name looked familiar. All of this started years ago. I had started teaching at a college the town over from a little vacation community on the shore. What I envisioned as a stepping...

   Top reply (1 points): Quick reminder for posters: Please make sure your Reddit chat is enabled so other members can reach you. Quick reminder for everyone else: If you want to...

   r/dirtypenpals1 points1 comment6 h ago
9. Where to find house rentals in CU outside Campustown?

   Hi everyone! I’m a U of I student and have always lived in apartments near campus. I’m now looking to move to a quieter residential neighborhood in CU. I’m interested in renting an entire...

   r/Chambana1 points0 comments16 min ago
10. Anyone renting EV's? to help with parking and affordability?

    Would your residents actually use an on-site rental car? A Telsa? (they would have to have their own insurance or ???) (yes- nightmare if they wreck- maybe?) The average person spends $12,000 a...

    r/PropertyManagement1 points0 comments18 min ago