It is a standard contract between the owner and the person who wishes to rent this property for a fixed period. This document contains all the important issues on which the parties agreed prior to the signing. Both the tenant and the landlord must read the contract carefully before signing. If the document is signed, nothing can be changed or updated. Some leases include payments other than rents. For example, the tenant may be required to pay bills for incidental or NSF fees, late fees, or other fees. In the event of an adverse change in budgetary conditions after the revision of the lease, DCJ may reconsider the decision not to propose a renewal of a lease. For more information, see this Directive by changing the circumstances after verification of the lease of two-, five- and ten-year leases. Tenants must provide relevant information before DCJ considers a reassessment.

If you get it, be sure to present a receipt to the tenant and also sign a Bond welcome form available from any NSW (formerly RTA`s) service center or fair trade office or by phone at 13 32 20. . .