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There are multiple reasons why a landlord or a tenant would want to end their tenancy. It is important to understand the rules that apply to different situations.

The notice you need to give to end a tenancy agreement depends on the type of agreement and wether you are the landlord or tenant.

Rental bonds are a typical part of a new tenancy which follow some strict rules that all landlords and tenants should understand.

Fixed-term tenancy agreements are designed to provide stability for both tenants and landlords. Under the Residential Tenancies Act (RTA), once signed, these agreements bind both parties until the end of the agreed term. This means that, generally speaking, neither the tenant nor the landlord can terminate the agreement early without the other’s consent.

The Government announced significant updates to the Residential Tenancies Act that may affect how you manage your rental properties. Here's what you need to know:

Tenants moving out and figuring out the last rent payment can get a bit tricky, especially if you're used to receiving rent every two weeks. Here’s how to calculate it.

When tenants vacate a property, they sometimes leave behind more than memories. Understanding the distinction between normal wear and tear versus actual damage is crucial for landlords when deciding on the next steps.

One of the more delicate situations involves dealing with unpaid rent, especially as a tenancy draws to a close.

Retaliatory Notices can really put you in hot water. It's important to understand what they are, know the implications, and how to avoid them.

If your tenancy has been scheduled to end in myRent and is no longer ending or was scheduled to end in error, you can reset the end date by following the steps below:

When a tenant refuses to vacate at the agreed end date, it can disrupt your plans, affect your ability to find new tenants or carry out necessary maintenance, and may even cause financial losses.

Life can be unpredictable, and plans do change. Changing circumstances can be especially challenging when a landlord has already given their notice to end the tenancy. In such a situation, it is important to understand the legal implications and how to handle the situation effectively.

As a landlord, knowing if your tenants are smoking inside the property is important. There may be some implications if your tenants breach the terms of their tenancy agreement. In this post, we will explore some common signs that tenants may be smoking inside the property and strategies for addressing this issue.

As a landlord, you may encounter a situation where your tenants are going through a divorce. This can present several complications for you as the property owner, including potential disputes over rent payments or damage to the property. Therefore, it's important to understand your rights as a landlord in these situations and minimise disruption to the tenancy.

The law changes have now been finalised, allowing tenants to terminate tenancies early for family violence reasons and landlords to end tenancies if physically assaulted by the tenant.

The simple answer is yes.

Selling a property can be stressful, and there are a few things to remember or be mindful of:

This is a common situation. A landlord needs their place filled for a specific "long-ish" period (longer than a standard short-term tenancy of fewer than 90 days). They found a tenant who is happy to rent the place under these terms. Now the lease is ending, but the tenant's circumstances change, and now they wish to stay for longer. Does the tenancy end as both parties agreed at the start of the term?

Generally, a tenant and a landlord are both bound to the tenancy for the whole duration of the fixed term. But there are several reasons why a tenant might want to end their tenancy part way through a fixed-term lease. The article will go over your legal rights, obligations, and costs you can reasonably recoup.

When you see a property you would like to rent; you can use the "Apply" button on the listing page to start the pre-tenancy rental application.

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Before your fixed term tenancy comes to an end, you should consider all the options available to you.

If eligible you can serve a notice to your landlord to end tenancy or schedule the tenancy to end if you have already served notice by following the steps below:

If your tenancy has ended and is in credit you can use our rent refund process: