How and why do community housing tenancies end? What happens when they end? Tenancies end in a range of ways and may be led by the rental housing provider or the renter
In this course you’ll learn about the various reasons and processes for tenancies ending, including when things get complicated! You’ll build your knowledge about what is expected of a community housing provider in managing processes when tenancies end.
Learning outcomes
- Examine the different reasons and ways that community housing tenancies can end
- Apply standard end of tenancy processes, including undertaking final inspections and dealing with goods left behind
- Manage all end of tenancy processes within relevant Victorian legal frameworks
- Apply solutions to manage complex end of tenancy processes, including where a VCAT process may be involved
Course topics
- What renters and rental providers needs to do at end of tenancy – RTA and other requirements
- What good practice at end of tenancy looks like
- Temporary absences
- Goods left behind
- Dealing with complex situations at end of tenancy
- Eviction – legal processes and human rights considerations
Who is this course for?
- Frontline community housing staff and managers/supervisors
Delivery
- Live training via the Zoom platform. The course runs for 3 hours
This workshop includes:
- Expert presenter
- Discussion and activities to embed your learning
- Takeaway resources
Skye Constantine
