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Perth legal advice for difficult landlord and tenant situations

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We have all heard that property is nine tenths of the law. If you haven’t you have now. Although just a common saying on television by actors, property is the bedrock of asset-building and wealth growing in Western Australia. Many individuals purchase a property and lease it out for additional income. This situation creates a relationship under general law between the lessee (landlord) and lessor (tenant). This article explores briefly the difficult situations that arise in tenant and landlord situations, e.g. when a relationship exists, from a West Australian context.


Difficult landlord and tenant situations

Let’s list a few situations that could be considered difficult situations between landlords and tenants in Perth, Western Australia:

  • My landlord raises my rent without giving me much notice or notice at all;

  • My landlord requires me to pay for repairs;

  • My landlord won’t fix broken things;

  • My landlord enters my rented property randomly and without prior notice;

  • My tenant does not want to move out;

  • My tenant is behind on lease payments;

  • My tenant is disturbing neighbouring properties


Ask us how we can help

Are you having tenancy problems? Are you a landlord or a tenant? Are you looking for legal advice in Perth? If you are finding it difficult in your current tenancy, it is best to speak to a Perth lawyer at BMS LAW promptly to understand your obligations and legal rights in such situations. A small cost could save you much more, especially if the matter requires court attention.


Call us today at (08) 6389 0270 or email at info@bmslaw.com.au if you would like to speak to a Perth lawyer at BMS LAW today.


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