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- Residential tenancy agreements | NSW Government
What rights and responsibilities do tenants, landlords and agents have around advertising rental properties and rent bidding
- A tenant’s guide to signing a new lease - PropertyMe Tenant
– Lease term: leases can be fixed-term (six or twelve months for example) or periodic (month-to-month) Your lease agreement will state which of the two you are signing – Bond payment: a bond is a deposit of money made for the duration of your lease and will be deducted from if a tenant damages the property or has outstanding rent or bills
- Renting - NSW Fair Trading
Our renting information has moved to nsw gov au Information for tenants, landlords and agents on renting
- Residential Tenancies Regulation 2019 - NSW legislation
Residential Tenancies Regulation 2019 [NSW] Historical version for 20 August 2024 to 18 May 2025 (accessed 21 June 2025 at 1:26) Page 7 of 70 business to carry out any of the tenant’s obligations under the agreement,
- Landlord Rights and Responsibilities in NSW - Sydney Property Realtor
Landlords and tenants should be aware of their respective rights and responsibilities regarding property investing in NSW Under the Residential Tenancies Act, the rights ensure the parties involved in a tenancy understand each other’s expectations
- Landlord Rights and Obligations (NSW) | Armstrong Legal
Landlord rights and obligations in New South Wales are governed by the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 This article describes the rules for landlords during each stage of a tenancy If the landlord employs a real estate agent, the landlord must ensure the agent is licensed and understands their obligations
- Rental property maintenance responsibilities | NSW Government
Rental property maintenance responsibilities for tenants and landlords The residential tenancy agreement (lease) will detail the responsibilities of the tenant Tenants must: be responsible for the cost of repairing damage they have caused or allowed Tenants are also responsible for minor maintenance, including:
- Lease plans - Registrar Generals Guidelines - NSW Land Registry Services
Information on how to prepare a lease for registration can be found in the Registrar General’s Guidelines for land dealings The lease may be for the whole of the land or premises or for part of the land or premises Where it is for a part, a plan may be required
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