In Vic it's too late to end the lease. Your only option nowadays (unless you're moving in / selling or the renter breaches their agreement...
Something to consider is how you value your time. If you're spending more than an hour or two on dealing with the property a week (average it out...
Hi Duck - if you're still looking. Megan from Mint property is amazing. We service that area as well but she's closer.
It does sound like it could be that the approved applicants you thought you had withdrew and the property manager slid in the next best thing (in...
Dear @Duck9846 that's really sad to hear. Talk to your new PM, they'll be able to walk you through how confident they are in piecing together the...
@Tom Rivera I don't get it either. Unless the owner signed on to get some form of bonus (say 'sign up with us and get a $200 visa card' and then...
Generally speaking, in Vic you should be doing your rent review 3 months before the lease ends as a notice of rent increase takes 60 days to serve...
In a standard property managers defense - trust accounting software is set up to advise if a tenant is in arrears. So if a tenant is paying in...
Location plays a big part in this - we're in Melbourne's west and we advertise around 3 weeks out before the vacate date and arrange inspections...
I'm assuming it's in Victoria? I'd discuss with Consumer affairs - Estate Agent's Resolution Service. Sometimes they will call the agent to...
The 120 day no reason notice to vacate was removed and is no longer available for rental providers to issue, the notice from you'll need to...
I've only ever done it later, I haven't had a circumstance where an owner is strictly leasing for 12 months only (if everyone's aware of that...
It is not a no-reason notice to vacate (these no longer exist). You need to issue an end of fixed term notice to vacate which only applies to the...
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The process is to issue a notice to vacate and then make an application after the expiry of the date on the notice (so 2-3 weeks depending on if...
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