Sydney, TheIndonesiaPost – Coronavirus has now become a worldwide epidemic, almost no country can get away from COVID-19, from the richest country to the poorest country affected by a coronavirus, Weapons of War, warplanes, bombs cannot even dispel Coronavirus COVID-19.
Including Australia, Australia. At the moment the kangaroo country is also severely affected, Australia’s economy is threatened by a collapse because of the Coronavirus, reported on television news 7news.com.au Australia to the Recession.
Many people who lost their jobs and of course resulted in lost income also makes people throughout the country in financial difficulties. As a result, that affects people who do not have their own place. They must fight to the end to still be able to live in the place they rent.
Because of the difficult circumstances, the National Cabinet granted a Moratorium to Tenants of Housing for six months facing financial hardship, to help ease the burden on incapable tenants.
Housing tenants who face financial problems also have greater bargaining power during unprecedented health emergencies, the National Cabinet has taken the decision to help ease the burden on tenants in facing difficult times, and tenants are given a number of alternatives for their survival.
Each State and Territory in Australia is also invited to take a different approach between Tenants and Owners in accordance with the agreement agreed upon together.
In the example of a policy that applies in New South Wales, for tenants who have been unable to pay rent since April 15, 60 days the tenant does not pay before the owner takes it out of the rental place. If the lessee is eligible, the landlord must “negotiate a reduction in rent with the tenant in good faith in the first instance”.
A household qualifies under the rules if one or more tenants lose their jobs or income due to COVID-19 closure or withdraw, or must stop working after contracting the coronavirus or caring for a sick household or family member.
And this also results in a decrease in household income of up to 25% or more. If you qualify, NSW Fair Trading will even help and make the exact words that you should use to write to the owner of the place you are renting and ask for a reduction in rent.
Exemplified, “tenants” with a loss of income of $ 350 per week asking for a reduction in weekly rent of $ 250 for two months.
Tenants must explain how much income is lost and how much rent they want. Tenants are also advised to attach proof of their financial difficulties. Response templates for landlords are also available to help negotiations. (ojan/bbs)
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