At the end of your tenancy, your bond will be refunded once all obligations have been met and the property is returned in satisfactory condition.
Our goal is to help you receive a full refund without delay. Here’s how the process works and what you can expect.
Once you vacate the property and return all keys and remotes, your property manager will complete a final inspection.
This inspection compares the property’s current condition against your original ingoing condition report.
If any issues are identified (such as cleaning or damage), we’ll provide a written list outlining what needs to be addressed. You’ll have the opportunity to resolve these before the bond refund process begins.
Please note:
After a successful final inspection, a bond refund form will be prepared.
All tenants listed on the bond must sign this form using the same signature as the original bond lodgement.
Once completed, the form is submitted to Tenancy Services for processing.
To avoid delays:
Tenancy Services will typically:
Note: Additional time may be required if quotes or invoices are pending.
To prepare your bond refund form, we will request the following details:
You’ll receive your bond form once this information is provided.
If you have questions or need assistance, our team is happy to guide you through the process.
If you disagree with any proposed deductions, please let us know as soon as possible. We’ll do our best to resolve the issue directly. If an agreement can’t be reached, you can request that the matter be reviewed through Tenancy Services mediation or the Tenancy Tribunal.
No. Your bond is held separately by Tenancy Services and cannot be used to pay rent. Final rent must be paid in full before your tenancy ends.
No. The bond is tied to your current tenancy and cannot be transferred to a new address or agreement. It must be fully processed and closed before starting another tenancy.
Once the bond refund form is signed and submitted:
Delays can occur if there are disputes, missing details, or pending invoices.
No, attendance is not required, but we encourage you to be present if possible. It can be helpful for discussing any concerns in person and understanding what’s expected.