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Hugely disappointed : Property management company criticised for discouraging landlords from renting to tenants with intellectual disabilities

Hugely disappointed : Property management company criticised for discouraging landlords from renting to tenants with intellectual disabilities Newshub 18/01/2021 © Provided by Newshub An Auckland property management company has come under fire for publishing an article that discouraged landlords from renting homes to people with intellectual disabilities. Clarke Group Property Management titled its blog post: 15 Fatal Mistakes New Zealand Landlords Make When Signing a Tenancy Agreement . The company dedicated one paragraph to signing a tenancy agreement with a mentally disabled person . Although it acknowledged that it is illegal for landlords to discriminate against people with disabilities under the Human Rights Act, the blog post says that complications can arise when renting to someone with a mental disability because their mental state can often be unpredictable .

New zealandPaula tesorieroCommunity lawClarke groupHuman rights commission or tenancy servicesClarke group property managementGroup property managementHuman rights actRights commissioner paula tesorieroTenancy tribunalHuman rights commissionபுதியது ஜீலாந்துசமூக சட்டம்கிளார்க் குழுமனிதன் உரிமைகள் தரகு அல்லது குத்தகை சேவைகள்கிளார்க் குழு ப்ராபர்டீ மேலாண்மை

Property manager slammed for discriminatory advice

Property manager slammed for discriminatory advice 18 Jan, 2021 09:00 PM 3 minutes to read Legislation prohibits landlords from discrimination on the basis of you or intellectual disability. Photo / 123RF An Auckland property management company has backtracked after advising landlords that renting to young people and the intellectually disabled was a fatal mistake . Clarke Group Property Management shared the advice in a blog post on its website titled 15 Fatal Mistakes New Zealand Landlords Make When Signing a Tenancy Agreement . Amongst other tips for landlords, the firm advised: . many savvy landlords choose to avoid underaged tenants given that they are new to renting, do not have experience taking care of a property, and are known for being fond of parties and loud music. The likelihood of damage and noise complaints increases when you are renting to an underaged tenant .

New zealandPaula tesorieroJoanna pidgeonHuman rights commission or tenancy servicesClarke group property managementGroup property managementHuman rights actPidgeon lawDisability rights commissioner paula tesorieroHuman rights commissionபுதியது ஜீலாந்துஜொவந பிட்கேொன்மனிதன் உரிமைகள் தரகு அல்லது குத்தகை சேவைகள்கிளார்க் குழு ப்ராபர்டீ மேலாண்மைகுழு ப்ராபர்டீ மேலாண்மைமனிதன் உரிமைகள் நாடகம்

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