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When viewing rental properties, attention often focuses on layout and fixtures, but overlooking building deterioration or structural issues can lead to problems after moving in. This article outlines 10 essential checkpoints to verify during viewings, including for older properties.
The Building Lot Ownership Act reform, effective in April 2026, makes it easier to rebuild aging condominiums or sell their land. Here's what renters need to know about the impacts, risks, and rights involved.
When a rental property owner asks you to vacate for redevelopment, what rights do tenants have? This article explains, from an expert perspective, the legitimate grounds requirements protected by the Rent and House Lease Act, and key points for negotiating relocation compensation.
When viewing older rental properties, what should you look for? From cracks in exterior walls to deterioration in water supply and drainage pipes, we explain signs of building aging from a professional perspective. Includes a practical checklist to help you identify properties where you can live safely and comfortably for the long term.
Deteriorating water supply pipes and low water pressure in rental housing are problems often discovered only after moving in. A real estate rental expert explains in detail the signs of deterioration you can spot during a viewing, methods to check water pressure, and the cost-sharing rules when plumbing work is needed.
