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Thanks :-)) My original feedback to the initiator of the post was simply to "check your lease agreement for a "termination clause". Hopefully the landlord can find an 'exit strategy' somewhere within the lease contract that's in place...

Thanks for the spirited response... "Residential Tenancy Agreement Form 24B Periodic Tenancy (No Fixed Term)" items 20, 21, and 22. I'll apologise and stand corrected if my interpretation was inaccurate.

The termination clause is standard in WA - for the Owner and Tenant. I just extracted the Owner clause. And yes, people do sign it knowing the clause exists - never had any problem, and fortunately only had to use it sparingly!

Check your lease agreement for a "termination clause". For example, do you have a clause "The Owner may give the Tenant at least XX days notice to terminate the lease agreement without specifying any ground for the notice..." ?? Alternatively, visit the tenant and have a chat with them...