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We are waiting it out ... five and a half weeks to go ...

that link doesn't work ... what post are you talking about? What did you google? And what has tort law got to do with it ... the way I read the law - the tenant is in the wrong for breaching guests rights to tranquility and privacy - and interference with their contractual obligations...

No he's not an IT nerd ... he spends his days playing golf ... ... and to add another layer ... he received his "notice to vacate" today and chatted nicely to the manager that it wasn't a problem and all is okay ... haven't issued breach, but agent has written to them to re-advise conditions of...

Yes ... It's a stipulated condition under their lease agreement that they are not to approach or interact with paying guests in any manner - ie, they can't use the pool if guests are using it - they can't go up to guests and talk to them etc. I know it sounds harsh - but guests are paying good...

Darn - can't find the toothpick FB page - it was there last year ... p.s. We won't issue official breach - but notice to vacate went last week, and agent is sending a strongly worded "don't" letter today with a reminder we could kick them out with 24hrs notice if they do it again.

Now that they have left ... those that "know" will know ... American - in a band with his twin - lotsa tatts - judge on an Australian singing contest - his toothpick has it's own FB page ...

It's at a tourist accommodation setup and it is in his lease that he is not to interact with the paying guests. Could let it slip if they guest approached him - but every time has been his instigation ... whether he thinks he's being friendly or not. So - not illegal - but breech of lease...

I will - after the fact ... but this isn't the first time the tenant has done this (and been told to back off) ... so partially the guest, but mainly the tenant

Yep - a problem. Want to everything by the book but also protect our own interests. Their notice to vacate has already been issued - may issue them with a breach, without evicting, so they understand the seriousness - and then let it ride out until the 6 weeks is up.

We did consider this side carefully too ... and the tenant was fully aware that guest will have priority on the property - and if guest behaviour is causing an issue then he is to contact the cottage manager or rental managers ONLY. To counter this, they are paying severely reduced rent (we...

When we bought our tourist cottages ... we inherited a permanent tenant who ask if they could stay on for 3 more month while their house was being built. We agreed and had our real estate sign them up on a 3 month lease with strict conditions - no parties - no noise after 10pm - no contact or...