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Not for a tenant. To find a place, relocate possessions, stop all mail coming to their old address - this takes far longer than two weeks. The landlord by comparison has it much easier.

How is that not fair? A tenant is without a home if you evict at short notice, whereas the landlord is without a source of income. The priorities should be biased in favour of the tenant in that situation. Two weeks is a reasonable amount of time as it is.

All too powerful? I think Sunder answered this, but in what way are they 'all-too-powerful'?

Markets aren't meant to work in the seller's interest alone. The greater transparency in the market the better. Whinging about it to a prospective buyer isn't doing you any favours regarding the way you do business. The place had been on the market for a while, and for good reason - the...

Wow, that's awful. I had an agent tell me that he hated a certain property website because it told prospective buyers how long the property had been on the market.