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Can ask you for information that is relevant to finding a tenant, eg your name, proof of identity, pet ownership. This can sometimes extend to things like for proof of income as this gives them information about whether you will be able to pay the rent consistently.
Landlords can draw up their own tenancy agreement, as long as they include the minimum information required by the Act. Landlords also need to include additional statements in their new tenancy agreements.
A guarantor signs the tenancy agreement with you and agrees to be responsible for any rent, cost of any damage and other rental responsibilities that you can't or won't make. A guarantor is usually a parent or guardian but can be anyone 18 or over.
Landlords should not ask for other personal information. They also cannot ask for broad consent to collect information about you from other sources. Examples of personal information the landlord should not ask you, include information about your: disability or mental illness.
A payslip or letter from their employer. evidence of rental payments from a previous tenancy, or. a letter from Work and Income.