Before you can raise the rent on a rental unit in Tasmania, you must serve your tenant with this Notice of Rent Increase form.

• The Notice must be served in accordance with the Residential Tenancies Act 1997.
• The form includes instructions for the landlord and a copy of the relevant portions of the Act which deal with giving notice for rent increases.
• This is a reusable template form provided in MS Word format for landlords and property managers.
• Intended to be used only in the State of Tasmania, Australia.

Purpose of Document

This Rental Application Form and Offer of Option to Lease Residential Premises is designed specifically for property owners in Western Australia to effectively screen potential tenants for their house or flat.

Information Required from Applicants

Prospective tenants are required to provide comprehensive personal information, including references, detailed employment history, and their previous rental history. This information assists property owners in assessing the suitability of applicants for the tenancy.

Consent for Background and Financial Inquiries

Applicants must give their consent for the property owner to conduct inquiries into their financial status and background as deemed necessary. This ensures that the owner can verify the applicant’s ability to meet rental obligations and maintain the property responsibly.

Process for Entering into a Lease Agreement

Once the applicant has paid the option fee, security bond, and initial rent payment, and the owner has accepted the offer, both parties will enter into a formal lease agreement. This process secures the tenancy for the applicant and provides legal protections for both parties.

Collection of Tenant Information

This form allows property owners to gather all the essential information needed to make informed decisions about potential tenants. Obtain your copy of the Western Australia Rental Application and Offer of Option to Lease form to ensure thorough and efficient tenant screening.

Give your tenant notice that the rent will increase with this standard Notice of Rent Increase for New South Wales.

What is the purpose of this form? 

Under the New South Wales Residential Tenancies Act 2010 - Section 41, a landlord must give a tenant at least 60 days' written notice before raising the rent.

Rent increases are limited to once every 12 months for all types of residential agreements, and cannot be increased during the first 12 months of a new tenancy. There is no set percentage limit, but increases must align with market value.

For older fixed-term tenancy agreements of less than 2 years that began before December 13, 2024, rent increases are only allowed if a specific formula or amount is written into the tenancy agreement.

Who can use this Notice of Rent Increase form?

• The Notice of Rent Increase template can be used by both private landlords and rental property managers in New South Wales.
• The Notice must  be served on the tenant at least 60 days before the new rent amount takes effect.
• The Notice can be served by personal delivery, post, or email (provided the tenant has agreed to receive digital notices).

Fill in this Tasmania Rental Premises Condition Report each time a tenant moves in or out of your rental unit.

• This downloadable template can be used by landlords, property managers and letting agents.
• The report form should be completed by both the landlord and the tenant during the initial walk-through of the premises before the tenant moves in at the start of the tenancy, and again when the tenant vacates the premises at the end of the tenancy.
• If the tenant is paying a security deposit, he /she must receive a completed copy of the Report.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended for use in the State of Tasmania, Australia.

Fill in this Rental Premises Inspection Report each time a tenant moves in or out of your rental property.

• This template is for rental units in Western Australia.
• The Report should be completed by both the landlord and the tenant during the initial walk-through of the premises before the tenant moves in at the start of the tenancy, and again when the tenant moves out at the end of the tenancy.
• A copy of the Report must be provided to the tenant after the move-in inspection.
• Once you've purchased the form, you can customise it and use it for each tenant and for each property you own or manage.

Download the Western Australia Rental Premises Inspection Report today.

Rent a house or flat in New South Wales to a tenant with this standard form Residential Tenancy Agreement from fairtrading.nsw.gov.au.

This is the standard form of tenancy agreement that meets all the requirements of the Residential Tenancies Act 2010.

The landlord or landlord's agent must provide the tenant with a copy of the signed Agreement and all attachments, along with 2 printed copies or 1 electronic copy of the completed premises condition report, and a copy of the Tenant Information Statement.

What types of tenancies are covered under this Agreement?

This Residential Tenancy Agreement should be used for both fixed term and periodic (monthly, weekly, bi-weekly) residential tenancies, including those in strata or community scheme properties.

Scope of the Tenancy Agreement

The form contains all of the provisions required by New South Wales landlord-tenant legislation, including:

• payment of rent
• rent increases and reductions
• payment of council rates, land tax, and other assessments
• tenant's use of the premises and restrictions on that use
• obligations and responsibilities of landlord and tenant
• repairs
• sale of the premises
• landlord's access to the rental unit
• privacy restrictions
• alterations and renovations
• locks and security devices
• transfer of tenancy or sub-letting
• rental bond
• smoke alarms
• asbestos insulation
• combustible cladding
• notices
• termination.

Format and Jurisdiction

This Residential Tenancy Agreement form is isued by the New South Wales Government and should only be used within that State.

This form is available as a fillable PDF form, as issued by fairtrading.nsw.gov.au.