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31 May 2026
Tenancy | Maintenance | Property Management

"When Tenants Damage Appliances: What Are a Landlord’s Options?"

Appliance damage is one of the most common landlord-tenant disputes. Members discussed a case involving a damaged washing machine. The key takeaway was to determine whether the issue…

Source: Melbourne Landlord Group 7Contributors: Community members sharing experiences
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31 May 2026
Security | Insurance | Property Maintenance

"Tool Theft in Melbourne: Lessons for Landlords and Trades"

Vehicle break-ins and tool theft continue to impact contractors and property owners across Melbourne. Members shared recent theft incidents involving work vehicles and construction tools. Property identification programs…

Source: Melbourne Landlord Group 6, Melbourne Landlord Group 5Contributors: Tradespeople and landlords sharing experiences
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31 May 2026
Maintenance | Electrical | Renovation

"How Much Does It Cost to Rewire an Older Melbourne Home?"

Many Melbourne landlords own homes built before the 1970s. Electrical upgrades are one of the most expensive maintenance items. Community members discussed full-house rewiring costs for older properties.…

Source: Melbourne Landlord Group 6Contributors: Community members discussing rewiring experiences
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29 May 2026
Property Management | Inspections | Maintenance

Rental Property Inspections: Who Is Responsible When Appliances Stop Working?

Many disputes between landlords, tenants and property managers arise after tenancy transitions. A landlord raised concerns after discovering that several appliances and systems were not functioning correctly shortly…

Source: Melbourne Landlord Group 2Contributors: Community members from Group 2
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29 May 2026
Electrical Safety | Older Homes | Maintenance

A Cut Wire Under the Eaves: Electrical Hazard or Old Telephone Cable?

Older homes often contain unused cables that can be mistaken for active electrical wiring. After a cable was accidentally cut during tree trimming, a landlord sought advice about…

Source: Melbourne Landlord Group 5Contributors: Community members from Group 5
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