Quick general question about fixed lease exit

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  1. Excalibur1

    Excalibur1 Well-Known Member

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    Hi all

    Just wanted to see how much notice if any needs to be given when fixed lease is finishing? I read somewhere that 2 weeks need to be given to landlord /agent? Is that correct?

    Or once the lease is finished you just vacate the property before it goes on periodic lease.

    This is in NSW.

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  2. Nick Valsamis

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    It is 2 weeks notice before the end of the fixed term and 3 weeks outside of the fixed term.
     
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    @Nick Valsamis sorry Nick one more question..... During the 2 week notice does the agent have the right to access the property and show to potential future tenants? Can the request to show the property be refused?
     
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    Who's giving notice? The tenant or the LL?
     
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    Technically it can be refused, but if the agent has a good working relationship with the tenant then they shouldn't have any issues with access. Normally reasonable notice is required and should be permitted for the last 2 weeks.

    Otherwise by law you can give 7 days notice for the purpose of an inspection and you are given 4 per year. Assuming only 2 routine inspections have been done over the 1 year period then you will be able to conduct 2 more inspections for the 2 weeks before the tenant moves out.
     
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