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How does the Rental Housing Amendment Bill protect landlords?

How does the Rental Housing Amendment Bill protect landlords?

Private Property South Africa
Private Property Reporter

Michelle Dickens from the Tenant Profile Network tells us the Rental Housing Amendment Bill protects landlords. Landlords are protected by written lease agreements. Tenants who understand their obligations are more likely to comply, and landlords rights are now specified in the lease agreement.

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How does the Rental Housing Amendment Bill benefit tenants?
Tenants will benefit from the new regulations around renting, specifically from having written lease agreements.
What needs to be stated in a lease agreement?
Michelle Dickens of Tenant Profile Network, tells us that according to the Rental Housing Act, lease agreements will now need to include landlord and tenant rights.
Do all landlords need to provide a lease agreement?
All landlords will need lease agreements, according the amendments to the Rental Housing Act.