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QLD New Rental Laws – A Must Read New laws in effect from 6 June 2024 https://lnkd.in/g2fY7pDN #property #landlord #propertymanagement #rent #realestate #tenants #properties #investmentproperty #Commercial 

QLD New Rental Laws – A Must Read - Part 3 New laws in effect from 6 June 2024 for Rental bond processes https://lnkd.in/gBUnpHs7 #property #landlord #propertymanagement #rent #realestate #tenants #properties #investmentproperty #Commercial 

QLD New Rental Laws – A Must-Read Part 4 New regulations and enforcement came into effect on 6 June 2024 https://lnkd.in/gphWNQzC #property #landlord #propertymanagement #rent #realestate #tenants #properties #investmentproperty #Commercial 

QLD New Rental Laws – A Must Read - Part 3 New laws in effect from 6 June 2024 for Rental bond processes https://lnkd.in/gpK9E3-X #property #landlord #propertymanagement #rent #realestate #tenants #properties #investmentproperty #Commercial 

QLD New Rental Laws – A Must-Read Part 4 New regulations and enforcement came into effect on 6 June 2024 https://lnkd.in/gskVzpfQ #property #landlord #propertymanagement #rent #realestate #tenants #properties #investmentproperty #Commercial 

QLD New Rental Laws – A must Read – Part 2 Balancing privacy and access, Smoke alarms, Entry notice period, Entry frequency https://lnkd.in/em85iZMw #property #landlord #propertymanagement #rent #realestate #tenants #properties #investmentproperty #Commercial 

Lease restrictions come in various forms and there is a range of statute and case law relating to how they operate. This can cause problems for both landlords and tenants. Harriet Durn and Helena Taynton discuss here: http://crs.law/VmHj50RvWv4 #leaserestrictions #landlords #tenants #consentapplications

QLD New Rental Laws – A must Read – Part 2 Balancing privacy and access, Smoke alarms, Entry notice period, Entry frequency https://lnkd.in/e8s-YBK2 #property #landlord #propertymanagement #rent #realestate #tenants #properties #investmentproperty #Commercial 

Renter reforms are a-coming! Discover what changes are planned in the new Renters' Rights Bill in our new legal insight: https://lnkd.in/eHRWmTmg #reforms #landlords #renting #propertylaw #tenants

A: No, you have severed your lease and you cannot hold their goods. You have to allow them reasonable time to recover them and allow them access. If there are goods within, you can levy upon them under a rent authorisation. Call our Office to discuss your options. For more frequently asked questions visit our FAQ page on the link below. https://zurl.co/LT2a #FrequentlyAskedQuestions #Eviction #Property #HighCourt #HighCourtEnforcement #Tenants