All Topics / Help Needed! / Residential Tenancy Act 97 in Victoria does not apply to PPR?
If you rent out your principle place of residence in Victoria is it true that the Residential Tenancy’s Act 97 does not apply? If that is correct, what rules do I have to abide by if I rent my place out. Further, what if I am doing it on a short term basis and asking for $800 rent pw on a 2 month contract?
Learning to be a Landlord workshop
The workshop will be held at Carlton Baths Community Centre, 248 Rathdowne Street on Thursday February 10 from 6.00pm to 8.00pm. For bookings, please call Cindy (phone number is on web page below via link below) by Tuesday 8 February.
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http://www.consumer.vic.gov.au/CA256EB5000644CE/page/Listing-MediaReleases-2011-01-25+-+Learn+to+be+a+landlordI recommend you go to this workshop or talk with consumer affairs as they will be keen to provide any help you may require as a Landlord.
It would be unusual for Vcat to allow less than the 'normal' level of consumer protection than would be afforded to other consumers. Short term rentals ie holiday lettings generally don't have a lease – is this what you are referring to?
The links above are for a vcat worshop – giving you information about being a landlord, rights, responsibilities & probably also a forum to ask the questions that you need and to get the information from the regulator not opinions.
so what if i let out my principle place of residence for say 5 weeks.
Can I charge my tenants for water usage eventhough our meter is shared?
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