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How did this tenancy end?

Termination notice from the agent or landlord
Termination notice from the tenant
Termination by order of the Tribunal
Other

Why did your tenancy end?

End of the fixed term agreement e.g. terminated at the end of a 3, 6 or 12-month lease
End of the periodic agreement (rolling lease)
Sale of the premises
Breach of the tenancy agreement - rent was in arrears (the rent was not paid on time)
Breach of the tenancy agreement - other
The premises have been destroyed, are uninhabitable, unusable or have been repossessed
Other (e.g. death of a tenant, tenant moving into social housing)

Why did the tenancy end?

End of the fixed term agreement e.g. terminated at the end of a 3, 6 or 12-month lease
End of the periodic agreement (rolling lease)
Breach of the tenancy agreement
Rent increase during a long term fixed agreement of 2 years or more
The tenant moved into social housing
The tenant accepted a place in an aged care facility
Sale of the premises
Domestic violence
The premises have been destroyed, are uninhabitable, unusable or have been repossessed

Why did the tenancy end?

Serious damage or injury by tenant to another occupant(s)
Use of the premises for illegal purposes
Hardship to the landlord
Breach of the tenancy agreement
The premises have been abandoned
Threat, abuse, intimidation or harassment by the tenant or occupant
Long term tenancy
The premises have been destroyed, are uninhabitable, unusable or have been repossessed

Why did the tenancy end?

The landlord and I agreed to end the tenancy and no notice was served
The tenant abandoned the premises
Mortgagee repossession orders were issued by the Supreme Court

What evidence was used for the domestic violence notice?

Domestic Violence Order
Family law injunction
Certificate of conviction
Declaration from a medical practitioner

What was the weekly rent at the end of the tenancy?

If this survey has raised any issues for you, you can contact the National Sexual Assault, Domestic Violence Counselling Service on 1800 RESPECT (1800 737 732) or LawAccess NSW on 1300 888 529.

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