Recent content by Sunnies

What??? hahaha, oh my God is this some kind of joke?:confused: DT, I said I'm not going to, and wasn't going to, exercise my right to proper notice, and even if a landlord had been horrible to me in the past, I "May" have "Considered" it (meaning I also may have not even "considered" it)...

Thaaaaank you very much, ACE, and thatbum. :D Ace, I'm not sweating it, my increase is coming soon and when I saw that he'd only given me 58 (or 57, it now seems) days I wasn't going to dispute it because my current life cannot afford the added stress of a dispute, and I've met him a few...

You mean it depends on the circumstances and there's no clear answer? Hmm, ok that's a hard one, then, lol. What if the circumstances were that the notice was given properly in every regard (physically through the mail, address, date of effect, etc), but the date of effect stated was a...

Joe D, if it's not that hard, then how come, unless I've misread, I haven't got an answer yet from you knowlegable people? (sorry, that sounds like a dig, but it's not ) You say I looked back and now recall the previous posts that I even responded to. That is time wasted that I will never get...

On the right track Mr ace, but not really ;) Landlord recently did give me 57 or 58 days' notice, which I was pretty sure was wrong, but I'm likely to just go with it to avoid hassle (not quite the tenant from hell I'm being portrayed as here, in fact quite the opposite, I can assure you). But...

I did. And while your opinion is valid, insults are not warranted, surely? Feel free to not read anything I write or ask.

Yes truly sorry about that Aonigh, but I explained that I panicked and didn't want to antagonise him. Sincere apologies if you feel you wasted your time, it was extremely mega appreciated by me. Turns out though, that there's no way he would have accepted what you suggested, anyway (he told my...

I agree, it's frustrating that there are different laws in different states, isn't it? Leaving aside the issue of email vs snailmail for now, in my example I'm talking about either fixed or periodical, so the question's the same whether 30 days notice fixed or 60 days for periodical. The...

I understand increased rent must be given with 60 days' notice in WA. Am I correct in thinking the following - LL emails tenant the notice. Day 1 is the following day. The day the rent increase commences is the day after Day 60. So, notice, then 60 clear days pass, then after those 60 days...

Thank you :)

Thank you, Rixter :)

I do feel honoured, and thank you. Also to you, Singo. I shall most definitely look him up. Anyone else got any recommendations?

Hahaha, I was waiting for someone to say that. ;) Yeah I'd kinda suspected they were, but was just hoping for a very rough figure. Y'know, like will it be around the $50k mark or the $300k mark, lol.

Hi, I'm currently renting but hoping to buy, hopefully this year but that's not definite, depends when I get my deposit. I'm on a low income but should have at least $200,000 deposit, maybe up to $290,000 (that's after subtracting my guesstimate on future stamp duty for a ~$320k house. Need to...

Tina's not long gone, she's just been employed by my LL couple days ago to manage this house I'm in.