Victoria Landlord's Permission to Sublet

• have the landlord check his ⁄ her credit,
• guarantee that the tenant complies with the rental agreement,
• guarantee the payment of rent.

When you sell a rental property, you must give notice to your tenants. Use this Victoria Notice to Tenant of Sale of Rental Premises form to notify all of your tenants prior to the sale.

• The tenant is instructed to pay rent to the new owner as of the date of the transaction.
• The Notice form includes a Record of Service, which you can use to record the method of service.
• This template legal form can be used by both landlords and property managers.
• You can use the same form for residential and for commercial premises.

No matter how many tenants you have to notify, you only need to download the Victoria Notice to Tenant of Sale of Rental Premises once - print as many copies as you need, fill them in, sign and serve them. It's that easy.

If you have property to let, you need to know your rental contract complies with the Victoria Residential Tenancies Act. That's why you need this Residential Tenancy Agreement form.

• The template is compliant with the Act, including amendments to July 2003.
• This Agreement can be used for either a fixed term (such as 1 year) or for a periodic tenancy (weekly, monthly, etc.) by choosing the applicable options.
• The form contains standard provisions for tenancies, including payment and refund of the rental bond, responsibilities of the landlord and tenant, and landlord's consent for subletting or assignment of the tenancy.
• Included with the Tenancy Agreement are a Premises Condition Report and a Receipt Form for the rent and rental bond, all for the same low price.

Download the Victoria Residential Tenancy Agreement template and see how easy it is to prepare your tenant paperwork.

VIC tenants, do you share a house or flat with one or more other people? Be sure that everyone understands their obligations with this Shared Tenancy Agreement for Victoria tenancies.

• how rental expenses are to be divided up among the tenants, including rent, security deposit ⁄ bond, long distance telephone and other expenses;
• responsibility for damage and repairs by the flatmate responsible;
• termination by a flatmate;
• what happens if a flatmate defaults in performing their obligations;
• disposal of abandoned property left behind when a flatmate moves out;
• a set of house rules to be followed by all tenants.