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Tenants moving out and figuring out the last rent payment can get a bit tricky, especially if you're used to receiving rent every two weeks. Here’s how to calculate it.

If your tenancy has been scheduled to end in myRent and is no longer ending or was scheduled to end in error, you can reset the end date by following the steps below:

The simple answer is yes.

At the end of the tenancy, landlords and tenants need to complete a bond refund form and submit it with Tenanact Services.

myRent stores your previous tenancy records of archived tenancies, listings and tenant checks in archive folders that can be found on your Dashboard. These will remain here in a read-only format unless they have been deleted.

If eligible you can serve a notice to your landlord to end tenancy or schedule the tenancy to end if you have already served notice by following the steps below:

Yes, we store your tenancy information for a year after your tenancy ends or your subscription expires.

If your tenancy has ended and is in credit you can use our rent refund process:

If your tenants have given you a written notice directly instead of doing this through myRent we would reccomend for you to schedule the tenancy to end in myRent.

If eligible you can serve a notice to your tenants to end tenancy or schedule the tenancy to end if you have already served notice by following the steps below:

If your tenancy has been scheduled to end in myRent, you change the end date by followings the steps below:

No. The tenant is legally required to pay rent up until the tenancy end date. The purpose of the bond...