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...................................... Dated: Dated: ....................... ....................... Conditions Report 4 noted the condition of the premises at the termination of the tenancy: LANDLORD/S OR AGENT'S SIGNATURE: ........................................................ TENANT/S SIGNATURE: ....................................................................... ....................... TENANT/S SIGNATURE: ....................... ........................................................ Dated: Dated: I haveCONSUMPTION: ........................KL TOTAL CONSUMPTION: ....................... I have noted the condition of the premises at the commencement of the tenancy: LANDLORD/S OR AGENT'S SIGNATURE: ...ER READING AT COMMENCEMENT: ........................KL AT TERMINATION: ........................KL GAS READING AT COMMENCEMENT: AT TERMINATION: ....................... ....................... TOTAL RS WINDOWS/SCREENS SHELVES CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS GENERAL SMOKE DETECTORS SECURITY SYSTEM REMOTE CONTROLS ROLLER SHUTTERS OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS WATER MET COMMENCEMENT L T COMMENTS L T TERMINATION COMMENTS GARAGE/CARPORT FLOOR WALLS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS SHELVES CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS SHED FLOOR WALLS/DOODEN HOSE/FITTINGS Conditions Report 3 L= Landlord or Agent T=Tenant EXTERIOR (Cont) WATERING SYSTEM DRIVEWAY TELEVISION ANTENNA WATER SOFTENER CLOTHESLINE GARBAGE BIN GUTTERS OTHER FURTHER COMMENTSILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS EXTERIOR LETTERBOX EXTERNAL AWNINGS SECURITY/SCREEN DOORS CONCRETE FOOTPATHS GARDEN (FRONT) LAWN (FRONT) GARDEN (BACK) LAWN (BACK) GARING BLINDS/CURTAINS WALLS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS OTHER ROOM 1 BUILT-INS FLOOR/COVERING BLINDS/CURTAINS WALLS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS CETION COMMENTS BEDROOM 3 BUILT-INS FLOOR/COVERING BLINDS/CURTAINS WALLS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS LOUNGE ROOM HEATING SYSTEM FLOOR/COVERAgent T=Tenant L BEDROOM 2 BUILT-INS FLOOR/COVERING BLINDS/CURTAINS WALLS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS COMMENCEMENT T COMMENTS L T TERMINALS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS SHOWER HEAD/ROSE CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS COMMENCEMENT L T COMMENTS L T TERMINATION COMMENTS Conditions Report 2 L= Landlord or ITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS ENSUITE BASIN/VANITY/MIRROR SHOWER RECESS SHOWER SCREEN/CURTAIN TOWEL RAIL/SOAP HOLDER TOILET BOWL TOILET SEAT CISTERN EXHAUST FAN/VENT FLOOR/COVERING BLINDS/CURTAINS WAL WINDOWS/SCREENS CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS BEDROOM 1 BUILT-INS FLOOR/COVERING BLINDS/CURTAINS WALLS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWRING BLINDS/CURTAINS WALLS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS CEILING'LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINTS/SWITCHES OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS LAUNDRY TROUGH CUPBOARDS EXHAUST FAN/VENT FLOOR/COVERING BLINDS/CURTAINS WALLS/DOORSER COMMENTS Bond Number: DATE L I T COMMENCEMENT I COMMENTS DATE I L T I COMMENTS TERMINATION Conditions Report 1 L= Landlord or Agent T=Tenant TOILET BOWL SEAT CISTERN EXHAUST FAN/VENT FLOOR/COVE SHOWER SCREEN/CURTAIN MIRROR TOWEL RAIL/SOAP HOLDER EXHAUST FAN/VENT FLOOR COVERING BLINDS/CURTAINS WALLS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS POWERPOINT/SWITCHES SHOWER HEAD/ROSE OTHER FURTH EXHAUST FAN/VENT FLOOR/COVERING BLINDS/CURTAINS WALLS/DOORS WINDOWS/SCREENS CEILING/LIGHT FITTINGS P0WERPOINTS/SWITCHES DISH WASHER OTHER FURTHER COMMENTS BATHROOM BATH/SPA BASIN/VANITY SHOWER RECESSair S = Scratched/Marked Address of rental premises: Agent/Landlord Name: Tenant Names: L= Landlord or Agent T=Tenant KITCHEN STOVE TOP GRILLER OVEN SINK/DISPOSAL UNIT CUPBOARDS/DRAWERS BENCH TOPS is also recommended that all parties retain a copy of the report for their records. Please use the following codes in the report C = Clean G = Good N = Not Working D = Dirt B = Broken/Damaged F = Fer than the day after handing over the premises. The tenant/s should check the report carefully and note any points of disagreement before signing and return it to the landlord/agent within 3 days. It..................................... (b) Witness Residential Tenancy Agreement 10 CONDITION OF PREMISES REPORT The landlord/agent must provide the Condition of Premises Report to the tenant no lat................................. (a) Witness SIGNED by the Tenant) ) .......................................................................... in the presence of:- ) ............................... the day and year first hereinbefore written. SIGNED by the Landlord).......................................................................... in the presence of:- ) ................................to the subject matter hereof. This agreement may be amended by agreement in writing and signed by both the Landlord and the Tenant. IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties hereto have hereunto set their handsy of the provisions of this Agreement. 30. ENTIRE AGREEMENT; MODIFICATION. Residential Tenancy Agreement 9 This Agreement is the final, complete and exclusive agreement of the parties with respect dic tenancy. 29. WAIVER. No consent or waiver of any breach by the Tenant of the Tenant's obligations under the Residential Tenancy Act, 1987 shall prevent the Landlord from subsequently enforcing ant, the Tenant shall be deemed to be a monthly Tenant on the basis of the terms and conditions contained in the agreement to the extent to which such terms and conditions shall be applicable to a perioLandlord at a mutually agreed time. The Tenant agrees to continue paying rent until the keys are delivered. If the Tenant remains in occupation of the premises following the expiration of the agreemen providing sixty (60) days notice (in the case of Landlord) or twenty one (21) days (in the case of Tenant). Upon the termination of the agreement the Tenant shall deliver the keys to the premises to to the Landlord IN WRITING fourteen (14) days in prior to the expiration of the lease or on the month to month tenancy agreement. Each Party can terminate this agreement without any specific reason byeed Tenant to vacate the premises, Tenant shall be given a thirty (30) days prior notice. If the Tenant intends to vacate the premises, a "Notice to Landlord of Rented Premises" form must be provided ation to the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal terminate the Agreement from a date specified by Tribunal order. If Landlord enters into a sale contract for the premises (for a fixed tenancy) and nthe property for illegal purposes · Tenant has sublet without consent If the continuation of a Residential Tenancy Agreement would result in undue hardship to the Landlord or the Tenant, may on applicrtially destroyed and is not fit to live in. A minimum of 14 days notice must be given in the following situations: (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) (i) · Tenant owes at least 14 days rent · Tenant is using · ii. the Tenant or a guest of the Tenant has maliciously damaged the property or common areas the Tenant or a guest of the Tenant put the neighbours in danger the property is totally destroyed or paid rent must elapse before a termination notice can be issued. Landlord must complete a "Notice to Vacate to Tenant(s) of Rented Premises" form. i. A Landlord or agent can give immediate notice if · ·ncluding the last day of the fixed term. Residential Tenancy Agreement 8 (c) Where termination is sought by the Landlord on the grounds of non-payment of rent, fourteen (14) days of unpaid or part-pated by force of the notice. (b) In the last fourteen (14) days of the fixed tenancy agreement, either party can give fourteen (14) days notice to end the tenancy. This notice can be served up to and ig the Tenant or Landlord that if the breach is not remedied within a specified period (which must be a period of at least seven (7) days) from the date the notice is given, then the tenancy is terminae the tenancy by `Notice of Termination' given to the other for breach of any term of the Agreement. Such notice is to be in the written form required by regulation, specifying the breach and informin third person or third party property arising from any conduct, act or omission by the Tenant, his servants, agents and/or invitees. 28. TERMINATION. (a) Either the Landlord or the Tenant may terminator any other matter which may give rise to a liability pursuant to the Civil Liability Act 2002. (c) The Tenant shall indemnify the Landlord against all liability in respect of injury or damage to anycost of repairs to plumbing blockages caused by the negligence or misuse of the Tenant. (b) The Tenant shall notify the Landlord's Agent immediately upon becoming aware of any defects in the premises ervants, agents, invitees or any other person on the premises with the consent of the Tenant. Without limiting the generality of the foregoing, the Tenant shall indemnify the Landlord's Agent for the . INDEMNIFICATION (a) The Tenant shall indemnify the Landlord's Agent for any loss or damage caused by failure to ensure that care is taken to avoid damaging the rented premises by the Tenant or its sbreach of this term. (b) Tenant agrees to pay the Landlord's Agent any excess premium imposed by the Landlord's insurance company in the event of damage to the premises or its fitting and fixtures. 27uld invalidate any insurance policy on the premises or increase the premium and the Tenant shall pay to the Landlord's Agent all increased premiums and other expenses incurred as a consequence of any sonable notice being given); (g) at any time with the consent of the Tenant given immediately before the time of entry. 26. INSURANCE (a) The Tenant shall not do or allow anything to be done which wowing the premises to prospective purchasers should be no more than twice weekly, with at least 24 hours. notice being given and that open inspections should be no more than once per fortnight with real Tenancy Agreement 7 (f) after giving reasonable notice to the Tenant to show the premises to prospective purchasers; (it is generally accepted that inspections by appointment for the purpose of shoe, giving at least 48 hours written notice; (e) after giving reasonable notice to the Tenant to show the premises to prospective Tenants during the last twenty eight (28) days of a tenancy; Residentiapections) (c) at a previously arranged time with the Tenant, but not more than once every week for the purpose of collecting rent; (d) to carry out necessary repairs or maintenance at a reasonable timfor a specific purpose (including routine inspections of the premises) seven (7) to fourteen (14) days before entering the premises; (not more frequently than once every four (4) weeks for routine inse Landlord may, enter the premises in the following circumstances: (a) in the case of an emergency; (no notice is required) (b) by giving written notice, with a date and time specified, to the Tenant ount of water consumed and there is no vi. minimum rate chargeable; vii. any excess garbage or sanitary charges; and viii. any charges for pumping out a septic system. 25. LANDLORD'S RIGHT OF ENTRY Thcess water used during the term of this agreement; iv. any other charge for water set out in the additional terms of this agreement if the charge for v. water is calculated according to the metered amy meters to measure the supply of water, electricity or gas; and v. charges under any other Act for the residential premises. (b) The Tenant agrees to pay: i. for electricity; ii. for gas; iii. for exes to pay: i. council rates; ii. for water, other than water that the Tenant has agreed to pay for under clauses 24 b.iii and 24 b. iv of this agreement; iii. land taxes; iv. the cost of installing anis Agreement shall comply with the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act 1987 as they apply to each party. 24. PAYMENT OF COUNCIL RATES, WATER RATES, LAND TAX AND OTHER CHARGES (a) Landlord agreparty. The Landlord cannot unreasonably withhold consent or charge for subletting or assignment, except for reasonable incidental expenses in doing so. 23. RESIDENTIAL TENANCIES ACT Both parties to thises. 22. ASSIGNMENT OR SUB-LETTING Residential Tenancy Agreement 6 The Tenant has the right, with the Landlord's written approval, to sublet the rental premises, or assign their interest to another n the premises without the written consent of the Landlord's Agent 21. QUIET ENJOYMENT The Landlord's Agent shall take all reasonable steps to make sure that the Tenant has quiet enjoyment of the premy withheld. (d) The Tenant shall not keep or use in the premises any portable kerosene heaters, oil burning heater or heaters of a similar kind. (e) The Tenant shall not keep any animal, bird or pet otenna onto the premises or affix any nail, screw fastening or adhesive to the interior of the premises without the prior written consent of the Landlord's Agent, which consent shall not be unreasonables to be used for any illegal purpose. (b) The Tenant shall not use or allow the premises to be used in such a manner as to cause a nuisance. (c) The Tenant shall not paint or affix any sign or any ansuch inspection. 19. ALTERATION OF PREMISES The Tenant shall not undertake any structural or other alterations to the premises. 20. USE OF THE PREMISES (a) The Tenant shall not use or allow the premis Landlord's Agent shall undertake periodic maintenance inspections, of the premises on a six monthly basis. The Landlord's Agent shall provide seven (7) days notice to the Tenant prior to undertaking enant shall to pay the tradesperson and then put a request in writing to Landlord to be reimbursed which must be made within fourteen (14) days. 18. PERIODIC MAINTENANCE INSPECTION OF THE PREMISES Theby a licensed tradesperson for any work up to the value of $1000. Tenant should obtain a written report from the tradesperson stating the apparent cause of the problem and how it has been rectified. Taircase, lift or other common area a fault or damage likely to cause injury to person or property. If Landlord fails to carry out these repairs or refuses to do so then Tenant can have the work done ting which is not working properly and causes a substantial amount of water to be wasted a fault or damage that causes the residential property to be unsafe or insecure a serious fault in any door, sted or broken lavatory system a serious roof leak a failure or breakdown of any service or appliance on the property essential for hot water, cooking, heating or laundering an appliance, fixture or fitectricity or water supply to the property · flooding or serious flood damage · serious storm or fire damage · a gas leak · a burst water service Residential Tenancy Agreement 5 · · · · · · · a block URGENT REPAIRS DURING A TENANCY Tenant must notify Landlord as soon as possible if there are any repairs required. Urgent repairs are classed as: · a dangerous electrical fault · a failure of gas, elre 24 hours prior notice has been provided to the Tenant. In the event that any statutory permits are required the Landlord will comply with such requirements, prior to any works being undertaken. 17.enerally keep property tidy 16. REPAIR OF THE PREMISES The Landlord or its contractors may enter the premises to carry out structural repairs and/or improvements deemed necessary by the Landlord, whee start of each tenancy. (f) The Tenant shall:i. Put bins out weekly for clearance (and return); ii. Mow lawns at property; iii. Weed Garden at property; iv. Sweep and generally tidy up property; v. Goperty. (e) The Tenant agrees to replace batteries in smoke alarms in accordance with the Environmental Planning and Assessment Amendment (Smoke Alarms) Regulation 2006 and install new batteries at thnewspapers in the proper rubbish receptacles as required by the local Council. (d) The Tenant agrees to have the carpets professionally steam cleaned at their cost upon the Tenant's vacation of the pro occupation of the premises. (b) The Tenant shall keep the premises in a reasonably clean condition during the period of the agreement. (c) The Tenant shall deposit all rubbish including cartons and unsafe. 15. CLEANLINESS OF THE PREMISES (a) The Landlord's Agent shall make sure that the premises are in a reasonably clean condition on the day on which it is agreed that the Tenant shall enter intcceptable to neighbours. (e) The Landlord or the Landlord's Agent shall not be obliged to re-instate the premises in the event that the premises are destroyed totally or to an extent as to be renderede premises. The Tenant is responsible for any consequent cleaning and repair of Residential Tenancy Agreement 4 carpets, walls drapes, cupboards and doors, and for the maintaining of noise levels ae property it is an obligation of the Tenant to NOTIFY the Landlord's Agent IMMEDIATELY before any repairs are commenced. (d) The Tenant is responsible for any damage incurred by people who come to thamage to the premises as soon as the Tenant becomes aware of the damage. (c) In the event of a breakdown of ANY of the appliances - or in the event that maintenance of any type becomes necessary at th the term of the tenancy. 14. DAMAGE TO THE PREMISES (a) The Tenant shall make sure that care is taken to avoid damaging the premises. (b) The Tenant shall give notice to the Landlord's Agent of any d over vacant possession the Landlord agrees that there is no legal impediment (either known or that should reasonably be known) that would prevent the Tenant from using the premises as a residence forAgreement the Landlord will hand over vacant possession of the premises to the Tenant (except for any part reserved for the Landlord's own use set out on the front page of this document). When handingand Assessment Amendment (Smoke Alarms) Regulation 2006 and install new batteries at the start of each tenancy. 13. HANDING OVER VACANT POSSESSION WITHOUT LEGAL IMPEDIMENT At the commencement of the ITION OF THE PREMISES The Landlord's Agent shall ensure that the premises are maintained in good repair. Landlord shall ensure premises has smoke alarms in accordance with the Environmental Planning two (2) weeks rent in advance from the first day of the tenancy. If rental frequency is not weekly and the rent is more than $300 Tenant may be required to pay one calendar month in advance. 12. CONDit is to be paid in person). (d) The Tenant and Landlord may agree that rent is to be paid electronically. 11. MAXIMUM RENT IN ADVANCE If the weekly rent is $300 or less, Tenant may be required to pay tenancy. (c) The Tenant and the Landlord may agree to change the way rent is paid (including, for example, where the rent is paid or whether it is to be paid into a nominated bank account or whether holding deposits. Residential Tenancy Agreement 3 10. PAYMENT OF RENT (a) The Tenant must pay the rent on time. (b) The Tenant must not use the bond money to pay the rent for the last weeks of the subtenancy; (b) vacating of premises; (c) obtaining a key to the premises; (d) information on the availability of tenancies. 9. HOLDING DEPOSITS The Residential Tenancies Act prohibits the taking of. 8. RENT AND BOND ONLY AS PAYMENT FOR THE TENANCY The Landlord must not require any payment other than rent or bond for the following: (a) the granting, extension, transfer or renewal of a tenancy orent if rent increases in accordance with Residential Tenancies Act 1987) but otherwise under the same terms unless or until the Agreement is ended in accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act 1987Landlord must lodge the bond whether or not the Tenant completes the bond lodgement form. 7. CONTINUATION At the end of the Term the Tenant can stay in the Premises at the same rent (or an increased rond and bond lodgement form with the Renting Branch of the Office of Fair Trading within seven (7) days of receiving the bond, or the commencement of the tenancy, whichever date is the later. (d) the g the bond, the Landlord must give the Tenant a receipt for the bond; (b) the Landlord must complete and sign the bond lodgement form and the Tenant must do the same; (c) the Landlord must lodge the buch evidence includes the receipt of the Renting Branch of the Office of Fair Trading. If the Landlord is to lodge the bond If the Landlord is to lodge the bond, the following applies: (a) on receivin this is the case, the Tenant must be able to take possession of the premises and receive the keys to the premises as soon as the Tenant provides the Landlord with evidence of lodgement of the bond (shall be in cash, by bank cheque or by other means permitted by that office; (c) the Landlord may require lodgement of the Bond before the Landlord gives possession of the premises to the Tenant and ifl Tenancy Agreement 2 (i) the Tenant must lodge the bond whether or not the Landlord signs the bond lodgement form; and (ii) payment of the bond to the Renting Branch of the Office of Fair Trading sng Branch of the Office of Fair Trading and the Landlord must do the same; (b) the Tenant must lodge the bond and bond lodgement form with the Renting Branch of the Office of Fair Trading; Residentiaat the Tenant is to lodge the bond If the parties agree that the Tenant is to lodge the bond, the following applies: (a) the Tenant must complete and sign the bond lodgement form provided by the Rentied properties where the rent is more than $250 per week] to the Landlord or the Landlord's Agent on or before signing this Agreement. (Choose the applicable option) If the Landlord and Tenant agree tha rental bond of $_______[ four (4) weeks rent for unfurnished properties/six ( 6) weeks rent for fully furnished properties where the rent is $250 or less per week/ unlimited amount for fully furnish______________ (date) and continue on a ______________ basis until terminated by the Landlord or Tenant in accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act. 6. RENTAL BOND (optional) The Tenant must pay tically after the fixed term has ended unless terminated by the Tenant in accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act. Duration ­ Periodic [if for a periodic term] The agreement shall commence from Tenancy shall consist of: (a) an agreed fixed term from _______________ (commencing date) (inclusive) and to _______________ (finishing date) (inclusive); and then (b) a periodic tenancy begins automa___________________________ _____ ____________________________________________________________________ 5. DURATION OF TENANCY [Fill appropriate option] Duration ­ Fixed Term [if for a fixed term] The furniture, fittings, appliances and goods listed in the Condition Report. 4. THE RENT The rent is $________ per __________ payable in advance to the Landlord by________________________________________f relevant) at _________________________________________________________________ Residential Tenancy Agreement 1 ___________________________________________________________________ together with all gent's Address of ________________________________________________________________ 3. THE PREMISES The Landlord lets to the Tenant the premises Street address of premises (including unit plan number i_____________ __________________________________________________________________ 2. LANDLORD'S AGENT'S NAME The Landlord's agent is __________________________________________________________________ Ar use as a residence __________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________________ ________________________________________________________________________________________________ of [Tenant's Address] ________________________________________________ It is agreed that the Tenant/s and the following persons will occupy the premises fo______ and the Tenant/s [Tenant's Name] ___________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________________ ________________________eement). This Agreement is made between: 1. THE PARTIES: The Landlord (Landlord's Name) ____________________________________________ Of [Landlord's Address] ___________________________________________ to the Tenant for value a right of occupation of the premises for use as a residence by the Tenant in accordance with this Tenancy Agreement (including the terms of the tenancy under this Tenancy AgrOUT OF THE USE OF THESE MATERIALS. The use of these materials is subject to the "Terms and Conditions" found at findlegalforms.com. RESIDENTIAL TENANCY AGREEMENT It is agreed that the Landlord grantsS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER USED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY MATERIALS, BE RESPONSIBLE OR LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSY OF THE MATERIALS FOR YOUR PARTICULAR NEEDS. THE MATERIALS ARE USED AT YOUR OWN RISK. IN NO EVENT WILL: I) FLF, ITS AGENTS, PARTNERS, OR AFFILIATES; OR II) THE PROVIDERS, AUTHORS OR PUBLISHERS OF ITSated by use of these materials. THESE MATERIALS ARE PROVIDED "AS-IS" and "WITHOUT LIABILITY." FLF DOES NOT GIVE ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY, SUITABILITY OR COMPLETENESS FOR ANtitute for legal advice. Only a lawyer/solicitor can provide legal advice. A lawyer/solicitor should be consulted for all serious legal matters. No Lawyer-Client / Solicitor-Client relationship is crey. For a full copy of a Renting Guide, click here: Renting Guide DISCLAIMER: FindLegalForms, Inc. ("FLF") is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice. The use of these materials is not a subsnformation can be obtained from the Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal website. CHANGES TO THE TENANCY There are procedures and forms that need to be followed if there are any changes to the tenancm the tenant, which is often 50% of the cost. The Consumer, Trader and Tenancy Tribunal has a Residential Tenancies List that deals with disputes relating to tenancies. Application forms and further i claim certain costs from tenants including rent in advance or gas and electricity charges where the premises have a separate meter. Legal fees associated with the tenancy agreement can be claimed froof the agreement (where it is in writing) and receipt for the rent paid. A bond must be lodged with the Renting Branch of the Office of Fair Trading within 7 business days. Landlords can legitimatelyt's details. A condition report (2 copies) of the property, unless there is no bond required. [Attached to this Agreement] A copy of the bond lodgement form (unless there is no bond required). A copy documents to the tenant. These are: · · · · · A statement of rights and duties of a landlord and tenant under a tenancy agreement. Contact details of the landlord or where there is an agent, the agen the completed condition report to the landlord or landlord's agent within (3) business days and retains the second copy. START OF A TENANCY The landlord is required by legislation to provide certain nant indicates agreement or disagreement with the condition suggested by the landlord or landlord's agent by placing a tick or a comment in the correct space. The tenant must return one signed copy ofenancy depending on your needs. CONDITION REPORT At the beginning of the tenancy the landlord fills out and signs 3 copies of the condition report, two of which will be provided to the tenant. The teo-month residential tenancy agreement is an example of a periodic tenancy. Periodic leases automatically start at the end of a fixed term. This document can be adapted for either a periodic or fixed txed term agreement. A periodic agreement or tenancy is for a recurring period without a fixed term. This can continue for as long as necessary until one party decides to end the relationship. A montht to as a lessor) and a tenant (also referred to as lessee) for a specific period of time, usually for six months or one year. A 6 or 12 month residential tenancy agreement is the most commonly used fiare two types of residential tenancy agreements: a fixed term residential tenancy agreement and a periodic agreement. A fixed term residential tenancy is an agreement between a landlord (also referredRESIDENTIAL TENANCY AGREEMENT New South Wales Please note: Most residential leases in New South Wales are covered by the Residential Tenancies Act 1987. TYPES OF RESIDENTIAL TENANCY AGREEMENTS There