Victoria Renting a Home - A Guide for Tenants

Give notice to a tenant that they must move out with this Victoria Composite Notice to Vacate to Tenant of Rented Premises.

• The notice may be served on the tenant by a landlord, owner or mortgagee of the rental property.
• The tenant is given 60 days notice to vacate, as required by the Residential Tenancies Act.
• Included with the Notice are relevant sections of the Act which set out on what grounds a notice to vacate may be given.

The Victoria Composite Notice to Vacate to Tenant of Rented Premises is easy to use - just download it, fill it in and print it for signature.

If your tenants' circumstances require them to break their lease, let them terminate the lease early with this template Agreement for Victorian rental units.

• This is not an eviction. This Agreement is for situations in which both the landlord and tenant agree to terminate the lease early for specific reasons.
• This form is only for residential tenants. A different form is required for commercial tenancies.
• The tenant agrees to pay the landlord a specified sum as an early buy-out fee.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Victoria, Australia.

Get rid of personal property left behind by a tenant by serving these Notices of Goods Abandoned by Tenant as required by the Victoria Residential Tenancies Act.

1. Notice of Goods Left Behind, which is a general form of notice to any interested party that certain goods were abandoned by a former tenant and gives details of where the goods are being stored, what the costs are and when the goods will be auctioned.
2. Notice to Former Tenant, which is a form of notice to be served on the former tenant setting out the same information and giving the tenant the opportunity to reclaim the goods.
3. Notice of Public Auction to dispose of the goods.

Don't get stuck paying storage for a tenant's abandoned property. Download this package of Victoria Notices of Goods Abandoned by Tenant forms for your rental properties.

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.