Has your lease finished or are you leaving your propety?
- When your lease agreement ends you go on a periodical lease. This means that at any time you need to give 28 days written notice. These forms can be downloaded from our website, and faxed or mailed to us.
- The Residential Tenancies Act, 1997 is explicit about how a tenancy ends. It can only occur when one of the parties to the Tenancy Agreement gives notice to the other party. Notices to Vacate forms are available in our office.
- Should you wish to vacate during the term of the agreement, you will be breaking the contract you have entered into (a notice to vacate can be downloaded from our website also) and therefore, responsible for reimbursing the Landlord for any loss suffered:
- Rent until the property is re-let
- All advertising and marketing expenses incurred ($11.00 per week inc GST)
- A Pro-rata letting fee.
AFTER YOU HAVE GIVEN NOTICE:
- On filling our a Notice to Vacate you will be sent out a Notice to Vacate you will be sent out the following information;
- Confirmation letter of your vacate date.
- A check list detailing what is needed to be cleaned to have a ‘Hassle Free’ return of your bond
- Upon satisfactory final inspection being completed, a Bond Claim form will be mailed out to you to sign. All parties listed on the Bond Lodgement Form must sign and failure to do so will result in your bond not being returned by the Residential Tenancies Bond Authority.
RETURN OF BOND:
- When your lease agreement ends you go on a periodical lease. This means that at any time you need to give 28 days written notice.
- The Residential Tenancies Act, 1997 is explicit about how a tenancy ends. It can only occur when one of the parties to the Tenancy Agreement gives notice to the other party. Notices to Vacate forms are available in our office.
