Queensland Notice of Lessor's Intention to Sell Premises

If you're selling a rental property, you must give notice to your tenants with this Queensland Notice of Lessor's Intention to Sell Premises (Form 10).

  • The form includes instructions for the landlord, to ensure that the notice is properly given in accordance with the Residential Tenancies and Room Accommodation Act 2008.
  • The landlord must inform the tenant as to what sales strategies will be used (such as advertising, open house, onsite signs, etc).
  • This is a PDF fill-in form issued by the Residential Tenancies Authority. Updated to November 2012.

Download the Queensland Notice of Lessor's Intention to Sell Premises (Form 10) for your rental properties.

Document Type: Adobe PDF
Last Updated: 14-November-2016
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