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Miss Green Eye, Thats why landlord insurance is so important to protect landlords. But most landlord wont protect themselves for some reason. Look at it this way when you take out building insurance it normally protects you for fire damage. You dont want the property to catch on fire but just in...

No they dont need to give any notice to break the lease but their are penalties to pay:( Agree with you but that's the law.

Miss Green Eyes and Travelbug, the law changed in Jan 2012 in NSW on what you are aloowed to charge a tenant for break lease fee. Tenant can break their lease at any time and they are responsible for rent until they move out plus 6 weeks break lease fee if broken in first half of the lease and...