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    VIC Tenancy Agreement of Flatmates Agreement - Which is Better?

    I am renting a furnished room and all amenities facilities of my house and full access to one person who is strictly termed a lodger. I am wanting to draw up an agreement and am undecided whether to use a Flatmates Agreement or a Tenancy Agreement. The Flatmates Agreement does not have the same...
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    WA Property Law - Signed Tenancy Agreement Void?

    If I don't pay the bond on a new rental, does that void the signed tenancy agreement? I've recently signed a Tenancy Agreement, for which I'll get the keys and be able to move into the house in 3 weeks. Since I signed, for several reasons, I no longer wish to enter a 12-month lease for that...
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    NSW Property Law - Tenant Death And Occupant Eviction

    We have a rental property in Northern NSW which has been rented continuously to the same tenant for approximately 6 years. For the first few years, our tenant was always up to date with his rent and kept the property in a reasonable condition. For the past 18 months or so, we have had to...
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    VIC Lease Dispute - Questions Regarding Residential Tenancies Act

    Hi, I have 2 quick questions about a property I have been renting. I live in Victoria and have been renting this property for just under a year. The landlord lives in NSW. 1 - In the lease agreement, it contains a clause saying 'tenant must pay all rates and outgoings'; I took this to mean...
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