The Minister of Finance announced on 23 March 2020 a freeze of rent increases and an extension of no-cause terminations.
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It can be difficult to see eye-to-eye on a problem. Watch this video to find out ways you can resolve a dispute.
Read more:DisputesDealing with Disputes (transcript)
Smaller house: No! Spill the beans. Apartment: Well, you didn’t hear it from me... Smaller house: Of course not. Apartment: The girl in 14b hasn’t paid her rent. Smaller house: Oh oh! Controversial! Apartment: It gets better. The landlord actually came over yesterday to speak to her about it. Smaller house: Juicy. Apartment: Anyway they shared a bowl of mini-pretzels and she told him all about it. Smaller house: And? Apartment: So, turns out her sister had a bit of an incident with a glacier. Smaller house: Ha ha ha ha. Apartment: She fell into a crevasse during a nine-day hike across the Tibetan plateau to marry a sherpa she met online. Smaller house: Oh, not again. Apartment: So now she needs money for an emergency air-lift. Smaller house: Oh, shut the door! Apartment: It is shut! So the landlord said “well, these things happen.” Smaller house: That’s true. Apartment: And they’ve figured out a payment plan kind of thing. Smaller house: Oh, happy endings all round. Apartment: I love living here. Smaller house: I love you. Apartment: If you’ve got a dispute with your landlord or tenant, try and resolve it between yourselves. Then you can formalise your agreement with FastTrack Resolution. If not, there’s always Mediation or a Tenancy Tribunal Hearing. Smaller house: I really look up to you. There’s more info on this website. |
This form is for a landlord and tenant to fill in together before the tenant moves in. It sets out the key things the landlord and tenant agree to do, like when rent is paid, if pets are allowed, etc.
This form is for a landlord to gather information from a prospective tenant.
Use this form at the end of a tenancy, to claim the bond lodged with Tenancy Services. It must be filled in and signed by the same people who signed the original Bond lodgement form.
Use this form at the beginning of a tenancy. It records how much bond money the landlord has collected, and it is sent with the money to Tenancy Services to be held until the tenancy ends and the tenant moves out.
Landlords must either complete this form or attach an insulation statement containing the same information.
