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PM is going to attach supporting evidence (including dates of meetings with tenants and the written email from them received today advising that they will not move out at the end of their lease) to the paperwork. Presumably (and I have asked the PM to follow up on it in a weeks time) the...

After speaking with Residential Tenancies today, they advised that under the current Act (in SA) we aren't required to give any notice if the tenant is on a fixed term lease. Doesn't really matter because our PM gave her notice 6 weeks prior that we won't be renewing (just out of courtesy)...

Yep our PM has given them notice several weeks ago. I'll ring Tenancies tomorrow to confirm where we stand and what the quickest way to move them on would be.

Yeah thats for periodic as thatbum has suggested. This is the relevant link http://www.tenanthelp.com.au/sa/Fixedtermtenancy/

We're not kicking them out, their lease finishes up on the 5th and we're not renewing it..

They only signed up on a 6mth lease so they should've realised there would be a risk of us not renewing their lease surely. Yes that is an interesting questions....their bond doesn't even cover the damage they've done to our kitchen benchtop (separate post) so i'm kinda getting the feeling...

Adelaide (SA)

My thoughts exactly! But PM doesn't think so. I'll need to ring up Tenancies tomorrow morning to check for myself.

She said she can't do anything (i.e. submit any paperwork) till the 6th March :( Just hate it when Tenants seem to have more control over a Landlord :mad:

Hi Guys, Just wondering if anyone knows much about the eviction process. Long story short, we have Tenants in one of our units whose lease ends on the 5th March (they signed up on a 6mth lease). We advised them a number of weeks ago that we wont be renewing their lease (they are problem...