Assessment Part 2: Case study and scenario analysis Case Study 1 You manage a periodic rental property for an interstate landlord. It is Saturday morning, and your landlord emails you to advise that she wants you to serve 28 days' notice to the tenants today as she (the landlord) is coming back to Adelaide and wants vacant possession of her unit in order to occupy it herself CO3CS1961 Describe the issues you are faced with in the above scenario CO3CS1062 What course of action would you take in relation to the tenant and the landlord? CO3CS1063 Which Act and Section within the Act did you source your answers from? Assessment-Cluster Property Management Assessment Part 2: Case study and scenario analysis Case Study 2 You had arranged with a tenant a date and time to conduct a periodic inspection. The tenant indicated that he wanted to be present at the inspection. After arriving at the residence for the inspection, you observe that the tenant is not present. C03052064 Are you permitted to enter the property, for the purpose of conducting the inspection, without the tenant being present? Please explain your answer. CO3CS2065 Are you permitted to charge the tenant for your wasted time? Please explain your answer. Cluster 03 Assessment v5.3 0920.docx Page 20 of 57 Assessment Part 2: Case study and scenario analysis You decide not to enter the property. Instead you phone the tenant and re-schedule another appointment for the periodic inspection. Again, the tenant indicates that they want to be present at this inspection. After arriving at the residence at the agreed date and time to conduct the second inspection, you observe that the tenant is again not present. You become very frustrated and would like to enter the property to conduct the inspection CO3CS2066 Explain the steps you would follow in response to this scenario. CO3CS2067 How are you going to get your inspection done if the tenant continues behaving this way? uster 03 Assessment v5.3 0920.docx Page 21 of 57