
Renters FAQs - How can we help you?
Common Questions. Simple Answers.
A service request should be submitted when there is a physical issue in or around your house requires the attention of a repair specialist.
For everything else, you should submit a general support message. This might include inquiries regarding paying rent, your contract, renewing your lease, quitting your house, or other situations that necessitate continued communication.
The following issues are considered an emergency by Moment:
Repairs that must be made right away
Repairs that are urgent must be completed as soon as possible because they make the home dangerous or difficult to live in.
Anything on this list is considered an emergency repair by law:
- burst water service
- blocked or broken toilet system
- serious roof leak
- gas leak
- dangerous electrical fault
- flooding or serious flood damage
- serious storm or fire damage
- an essential service or appliance for hot water, water, cooking, heating, or laundering is not working
- the gas, electricity or water supply is not working
- a cooling appliance or service provided by the rental provider is not working
- the property does not meet minimum standards
- a safety-related device, such as a smoke alarm or pool fence, is not working
- an appliance, fitting or fixture that is not working and causes a lot of water to be wasted
- any fault or damage in the property that makes it unsafe or insecure, including pests, mould or damp caused by or related to the building structure
- a serious problem with a lift or staircase.
Fire (call 000 immediately)
Burglary or robbery (call 000 immediately)
We take feedback seriously! We love hearing what you have to say and how we could improve. We are always considering how we can apply the feedback we receive to solve problems and make real improvements. If you believe there’s something we can do, please let us know via the tenant app or email admin@momentgroup.com.au
As agreed in your lease, your rent is due on a particular day each month. If your rent is not paid by this day, you are considered to be ‘in arrears’. In accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act 1997, if you allow your rent to reach 14 days in arrears your property manager will serve you with a ‘notice to vacate’.
We all have times when money is tight or people let us down however if you know your rent is due and you are not going to be able to pay it in time, please call or email your property manager immediately.
We will inspect your home 3 months after your lease begins and then each sixth month following. You will be notified of the inspection time by letter in the mail giving you at least 1 weeks’ notice. The purpose of the inspection is to ensure that you are caring for the property in a satisfactory manner but to also check for any maintenance required.
If you wish to plant additional plants in the gardens, please email your property manager detailing which plants and where you wish to plant them. This will need to be approved by the landlord prior to you making any changes.