CPPREP4124_AE_Kn_1of2_LMS CH 23
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Knowledge Assessment
Criteria
Unit code, name and release number
CPPREP4124 – End tenancy (1)
Qualification/Course code, name and release number
CPP41419 - Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (1)
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Assessment instructions
Table 1 Assessment instructions
Assessment details
Instructions
Assessment overview
The objective of this assessment is to assess your knowledge to end a tenancy.
Assessment Event number
1 of 2
Instructions for this assessment
This is a written assessment and it will be assessing you on your knowledge of the unit.
This assessment is in one part and is supported with an assessment feedback:
1.
Short answer questions
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Assessment details
Instructions
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dates, other students should refer to the Unit Assessment Guide
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Indicative time to complete assessment is 2 hours
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Part 1 : Short answer
Read the questions carefully. Your answer should follow the suggested word counts for each question.
1. a) Explain the property management services in an agency in relation to a
tenancy. (100-120 words)
Agencies play an important role in facilitating the buying and selling of properties. They offer guidance and assistance to both sellers and buyers to ensure that transactions are conducted at a fair price and under the best possible terms. One of the key services provided by agencies is the marketing of available properties to potential tenants, as well as the process of finding suitable tenants for these properties. Agencies also provide valuable information and resources to individuals looking to buy or sell property, and can help manage tenancies from start to finish. Additionally, agencies often have a network of
contacts who can assist with repairs and maintenance on properties.
b) Analyse the role of an agent
when managing tenancy. (50-80 words)
Agents have a critical role in the management of rental properties. They are responsible for finding, screening, and managing tenants on behalf of landlords, and become the primary point of contact for the tenant. This means the property manager must handle a range of duties, including dealing with emergencies, managing complaints, initiating evictions, and managing leases and move-outs. Additionally, agents are responsible for collecting rent and service charges, and taking steps to recover any unpaid amounts. They must also ensure that the property is kept in good condition and attend to any necessary repairs or maintenance. Furthermore, agents must also ensure that the property is adequately insured and take care of any insurance claims that may arise.
2.
Explain the governing piece of legislation for residential tenancies
in NSW? In the table below, list the six relevant divisions covering the termination of a tenancy contained in this legislation. See example provided for guidance on depth of summary. Division and sections
Brief summary of what the section covers
Example:
Part 5 Termination of residential tenancy agreements
This part of the act details the responsibilities of both tenants and landlords in relation to terminating the agreement, It also sets out the circumstances and notice period required for termination for both tenant and landlord.
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Division and sections
Brief summary of what the section covers
residential agreements generally
and orders from the Tribunal. It outlines the requirements for termination notices and orders, and the actions required
by landlords and tenants during the termination process. The section ensures fair and transparent processes for all parties involved.
Division 2 Termination by Landlord
This section of the act details the responsibilities of landlords when terminating a residential tenancy agreement, including the process for ending fixed-term and
periodic agreements, and the circumstances for termination due to a sale or breach of agreement. The section also covers legal issues and the role of the Tribunal in resolving disputes, ensuring fair and transparent processes for all parties involved.
Division 3 Termination by Tenant The section appears to cover factors such as contravention
by a landlord, rent increase, breaches to the agreement, and how co-tenant termination would be handled. It also sets out the responsibilities a tenant has when choosing to terminate the tenancy and the ways in which the Tribunal can intervene with the process.
Division 3A Termination by Tenant – circumstances of domestic violence
This section outlines the conditions that allow for early termination and describes what is intended by a domestic violence termination notice. Additionally, it sets out the consequences of providing false or misleading information regarding domestic violence claims.
Division 4 Abandonment of residential premises
This section outlines how the tenancy would be dealt with in such a scenario and details the remedies available to the landlord upon abandonment. Additionally, it covers the issue of failed rent payment by the tenant and sets out the tenant's obligation to compensate the landlord for any losses caused by the abandonment of the premises.
Division 5 Termination by Events
This act that outlines the procedure that the landlord or other legal personal representative of the tenant must follow if the termination of the tenancy is caused by the death of the tenant. This section also details the actions that must be taken if the agreement is terminated or the premises become uninhabitable.
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