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  1. #1
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    Feb 2003
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    Notice to vacate question...

    Our lease is almost up (16th Jan) and we need to find a bigger place.... do you know if you still need to give 28 days notice even when the lease is up? I.e. if we find a place in Feb, does 28 days still apply? Or not as we are no longer under the lease agreement?
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  2. #2
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    Mar 2006
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    I had to put in a notice to vacate even when the property was sold and we were forved to move out early. I'd give them a call definitely

  3. #3

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    All our houses even though the lease was up we had to give 28 days notice still standard procedure whether the lease is current or not

  4. #4
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    So did I...and was stung for the extra rent after I'd already moved to my new home.

  5. #5
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    Apr 2008
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    You only need to give 2 weeks notice when your lease has already expired.

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    Two weeks notice would be great! Is that standard REIV guidelines? Or can it vary from agency to agency?
    Kelly xx

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    Jun 2003
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    It can vary. Have you got a copy of your lease? It should be in there. In ours its a months notice.

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    Nov 2005
    Langwarrin. Victoria
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    It is usually based on how you pay your rent here in VIC....if you are monthly rental, a months notice, fortnightly rental a fortnights notice etc......Even though your lease will have technically expired the conditions of it are still considered to be legally binding on a payment to payment basis until a new contract is signed if that makes sense.....