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A useful next step.

Practical answers for renting direct, from the first search to the records you keep.

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Getting started

Start with RentSeekr

Find your way around the public site and understand which account services are available.

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Getting started

Browse properties and rooms

Use filters, listing details and shareable links to explore published rentals.

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Getting started

Ask for help or report a problem

Send a useful support request through the existing Contact page without sharing sensitive records.

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Account & access

Account access and recovery

Understand paused accounts, password sign-in and recovery for an enabled account.

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Account & access

Email confirmation and sign-in verification

Understand account email checks, optional sign-in codes and separately gated invited access.

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Account & access

Update your profile and security settings

Change your saved contact details, email or password using the existing Settings workflow.

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Properties & applications

Set up a property and rental offer

Create a property draft, complete its details and deliberately prepare its listing.

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Properties & applications

Prepare, submit and review applications

Follow the enabled application workflow and distinguish an application from a signed agreement.

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Agreements & move-in

Open an invitation or existing tenancy

Find your invited agreement or tenancy without confusing an invitation with public signup.

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Agreements & move-in

Review and sign a supported agreement

Prepare and review the exact lease version, complete signatures and check tenancy setup separately.

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Agreements & move-in

Prepare and respond to a condition report

Keep provider observations, renter responses and the correct report version together.

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Managing a tenancy

Manage inspection bookings and tenancy visits

Keep listing inspections separate from recorded visits during a tenancy.

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Managing a tenancy

Report and follow up a repair

Record a maintenance issue, track its progress and use the right urgent contact.

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Managing a tenancy

Find documents and tenancy records

Open the relevant authorised record, download available documents and understand missing history.

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Managing a tenancy

Record rent without collecting a payment

Track rent amounts and entered payment evidence while payment initiation remains paused.

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Managing a tenancy

Review an ending tenancy and preserve its evidence

Use supported ending records without assuming a date or status ends legal obligations.

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Managing a tenancy

Understand landlord Next Steps

See why a read-only dashboard prompt appears and check the record behind it.

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Properties & applications

Save, share and enquire about a rental

Keep a shortlist, share a public offer and find the conversation created by an enabled enquiry.

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Properties & applications

Use Messages and connections

Find conversations, manage your own inbox and recover a failed send without confusing chat with formal service.

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Properties & applications

Edit, pause or archive a rental offer

Manage property and room offers deliberately, including media privacy and irreversible archive actions.

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Managing a tenancy

Use property documents and maintenance tracking

Keep owner-private property evidence and simple request tracking separate from shared tenancy repairs.

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Properties & applications

Prepare your reusable application profile

Save accurate profile, household, reference and history information for an enabled application.

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Properties & applications

Set up intake and respond to application amendments

Review what is requested, preserve submitted versions and use the supported amendment or withdrawal controls.

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Agreements & move-in

Review renewals, periodic continuation and party changes

Use the existing tenancy controls without treating a proposal or signature as an immediate change to access.

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Managing a tenancy

Track repair progress and reimbursement evidence

Follow shared repair records and distinguish completion from a separate reimbursement or expense record.

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Managing a tenancy

Use tenancy workflows, evidence and responses

Choose the correct record workflow and understand its audience, current revision and review holds.

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Managing a tenancy

Review bond records, claims and actual repayment

Keep recorded bond facts, party-specific claim evidence and money received separate from external bond processes.

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Managing a tenancy

Review exit evidence and final settlement records

Follow ending records without combining agreement end, possession return, document handoff and financial closure.

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Account & access

Understand plans, billing and payment availability

Read access and retained history while billing and customer payment initiation remain paused.

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Account & access

Navigate accessibly and recover common page problems

Use keyboard navigation, search and safe recovery steps without duplicating uncertain saves.

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Tools & local services

Use calculators and saved savings reports

Understand tool assumptions and the difference between browser calculations and a private saved report.

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Tools & local services

Explore optional local services in RentSeekr City

Browse relevant service areas and understand directory, advertising and preference boundaries.

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Properties & applications

Keep application files and request access or correction

Find retained versions, make a supported privacy request and record the exact offer’s outcome.

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Agreements & move-in

Record your side of the tenancy handover

Use the participant checklist without confusing saved ticks with commencement, legal compliance or another person’s work.

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