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Sorry. I misread your comment and thought you meant you wanted the tenant to lodge a fresh bond. I realise now you are hoping the vendor to pay you back. I think that line is worth pursuing, but don't spend any money on it. That is why I thought maybe your solicitor may do your a favour or...

I doubt it matters a jot whether the daughter says "yes or no" to the eviction notice. It needs to be served to the address, and is not up for debate by whoever answers the door. It could go in the letterbox (guessing the rules are similar here as in other states). Your agent sounds like she...

If he is behind by $1.5K I doubt you will have him give you the bond to lodge. I'd say you have no hope of being covered by insurance in the circumstances. You are hiding the fact from the insurer that there is a problem. I reckon they will decline any claim. I'd also just get him out, using...

I don't know if this is something a solicitor (or conveyancer) would even look for. I guess it would be pretty unusual for bond monies to be released during a tenancy. I was asking more from point of view that seeing you've paid them money to do your settlement, they may look favourably upon...

Sounds pretty dodgy to me. Give the Residential Tenancy Association a call. They are very helpful. Did you use a solicitor when you purchased?