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    NM2018
    Flatchatter

      Soooo I collected my new unit keys today, I went to have a look and the carpet was not steam cleaned and the bathroom and kitchen not cleaned either. Throughout the lease agreement process I had requested to be there when the carpet was being steam cleaned as the previous tenant had pets, although the agent agreed this never happened. 

      She claims there is an invoice (which fair to say if I knew a cleaner or had an ABN i could create too) i dont know what to do

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      BONNIE L
      Flatchatter

        Sounds like someone may not be doing their job properly.  You could ask to speak to a higher- up and try to resolve the issue that way.  If that didn’t work, you could right away, without spending yourself on a clean, ask for advice from NCAT.  They have a special department for tenancy concerns.  Then you could advise the person you write about what your options are.

        #30893
        Mailbox
        Flatchatter

          So why would you need to be there? Had your lease commenced?

           

          Surely if you’re not the tenant yet there is no legal reason why you should be allowed on the premises unless doing an authorised inspection?

           

          Now, is the residence not properly clean? If so put that on your report with lots of photos and note your expected remediation if you didn’t already clean it.

          #30897
          Jimmy-T
          Keymaster

            @BONNIE L said:
            … ask for advice from NCAT.  They have a special department for tenancy concerns.  

            I think you mean Fair Trading.

            The Tenants Union (tenants.org.au) has a website full of very informative fact sheets covering just about every situation. 

            The opinions offered in these Forum posts and replies are not intended to be taken as legal advice. Readers with serious issues should consult experienced strata lawyers.
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