5a olinda grove, mt nelson 我是第二个受害者

可能我还不是第二个，我之前还有一个，他前面有没有我不知道。

在这里我要给第三个受害者说对不起，我这个人比较懒，我当初应该把我的经历写出来，这样就不会有人被那个姓蒋的老师祸害。

我现在还是比较懒，懒得仔细的细说。

简单的说就是我搬进去前他保证这个房子很安静，进去我就发现房子是木质结构，天花板只有1层，没有隔音的那一层。晚上根本睡不着，找他理论他说是我精神分裂。我当时就无语了。最后我搬走了给他720的押金。这点钱我还是出的起的。

我错就错在没有在有塔斯发帖警告后面的朋友！

以后的朋友请你们记住5a olinda grove, mt nelson这个房子是不能住人的。因为天花板只有木质的那一层，没有专门隔音的那一层。


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PS
第3个受害者，我真的很同情你。我才住了10天我就被折磨的受不了，押金都不要就走了，你从5月就住到现在？？？OMG你真的太强了。来，大家鼓励一下。
那个房子又脏，又潮，又阴暗，晚上又吵～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～～
对了这个吵不怪楼上，楼上的那家人挺好的，他们晚上睡的晚是正常的。是地板不隔音的原因





不匿名！

这老师光挣bond就能发财了

突然想起了楼上的那个阿姨，人蛮好的，不知道现在还住那里么。
还有那2个读高中的小弟弟，不知道他们怎么样了

发现这里房子几乎都隔音不太好啊！

可怕！

chwanyoung 发表于 2012-9-10 23:26
突然想起了楼上的那个阿姨，人蛮好的，不知道现在还住那里么。
还有那2个读高中的小弟弟，不知道他们怎么样 ...

我在此可以很明白地告诉lz，楼上已经没有所谓的阿姨和读高中的小弟弟们，只有一群中国学生share，而且由于人多，每个人的作息时间都是不一样的，我就是要每天基本经受24小时的噪音。我也想搬走，但是因为去询问过那个所谓的房屋居住什么部门，他们说我直接毁约是不合法的。我也是个很老实的学生，也不希望惹麻烦，所以就只想找个替死鬼，真的是被逼无奈。那个老师也说我是不是精神不好，所以对这一点点的噪音才无法忍受。大家想一想，如果每天有人轮流在你头顶踏步走来走去，地板一直都是咚咚咚的，你们会觉得那是一点点噪音嘛?!就算真的是正常人，估计长时间折磨下来也不正常了。看起来那个老师动不动就说别人精神有问题，现在我找来的房客，他也说别人记录不好，说别人精神有问题。

不知道lz直接搬走，不要押金，会不会影响信用记录？会不会以后租不到房子？我因为不想被这样的垃圾陷害，所以才忍到现在，真的是被逼无奈。

对于这个人我实在忍不住要说了  
当时我还在国内 ，要租他的房子，  他好像查户口一样什么资料都要 还要担保人，后来他要的都给他了，一切都搞好了总可以了吧。谁知道就离我来霍巴特还有4天的时候，他突然又反悔了，搞的我马上就来了，还没地方住。 人渣～

做人做到这样   真够呛   
5a olinda grove, mt nelson     

Mr jiang             火了

abaobaomama 发表于 2012-9-10 23:34
发现这里房子几乎都隔音不太好啊！

我可以很负责地告诉你，在这个unit，你可以听到楼上说话声，手机来电声，走路声，关门声，洗澡声，抽水马桶声，洗衣机声（还伴有震动），至于那些亲密之间的声音也是动态直播的。

ps 我现在就正在享受楼上传来的午夜动感直播

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Maintenance and repairs
Owner’s obligation to maintain the premises
The owner must maintain the premises in as near as possible to the same condition (apart from reasonable
wear and tear) which existed when
the tenancy started . If maintenance or repairs are needed, and the tenant is not at fault, the owner must make the repairs at his/her own cost .
If the repairs are general in nature the owner has 28 days from when the tenant notified them in which to make the repairs . If the repairs are urgent they must be made as soon as possible . See the section Urgent or emergency repairs on this page .
Tenant’s obligations
The tenant is responsible for
keeping and leaving the premises
in a reasonable state of cleanliness, ensuring that the premises are in a similar condition to that which existed when the tenancy started (apart from fair wear and tear) . If the tenant caused the need for repair they must pay any costs involved .
If repairs are needed, the tenant should notify the owner within 7 days . The Act doesn’t require the tenant
to make this notification in writing; however, we recommend the notification is made in writing and that the tenant keeps a copy .
General repairs
If the repairs are general in nature,
the owner has 28 days from when the tenant notified them in which to make the repairs . If the repairs are urgent they must be made as soon as possible .
Urgent or emergency repairs
Urgent repairs are usually required when damage occurs – a broken window from a storm, for example – or when an essential service has stopped working . If this happens:
• the tenant must notify the owner of the need for urgent repair as soon as they are aware of the problem
• the owner has an obligation to carry out the repair or restore the service as soon as possible .
Essential services include:
• water
• sewerage
• removal of waste water from kitchens, bathrooms and laundries
• electricity
• heating
• cooking stove
• hot water service.
Example: If one hotplate ceased to work, a stove would continue to function . This would be a general repair, not an urgent repair . However, if a number of plates weren’t working or the stove did not work at all, this would be an urgent repair .

If the owner cannot be contacted
If an owner expects to be away or not able to be contacted, he or she should give the tenant the name of a person to contact if an urgent repair is needed .
This person is called a ‘nominated repairer’ under the Act and will undertake repairs to essential services on the owner’s behalf . Many owners include the name of a nominated repairer in the tenancy agreement .
If the owner cannot be contacted, or fails to carry out the repair, the tenant may make arrangements for the nominated repairer to carry out the repairs necessary to make the essential service function . The nominated repairer will charge the owner for their services .
If there is no nominated repairer or
the nominated repairer cannot be contacted, the tenant may arrange for a suitable person to carry out the repairs . The costs are paid by the tenant, and then recovered from the owner .
The Act makes provisions for the owner to repay any costs to the tenant within 14 days but the owner may dispute these costs and apply to the Magistrates Court for a decision to
be made .


Disputes about repairs
The owner must complete repairs within the required time otherwise he or she is in breach of the tenancy agreement .
Where the owner fails to carry out repairs, or there is a dispute about whether repairs should be carried out, the tenant should contact Consumer Affairs and Fair Trading, the Tenants Union of Tasmania, PRTSS or any of the services listed under Problems and legal disputes on the back of this booklet for information about his or her rights .
A tenant may apply to a magistrate for an order requiring the owner to carry out repairs . If the tenant has a fixed term agreement they may choose to leave the tenancy by giving notice to terminate the agreement for failure
to carry out repair .
Notices to vacate/terminate a tenancy agreement on page 14 .