QCAT
6 articles tagged “QCAT”.
Routine Inspection QLD 2026: Form 9 Notice, Frequency Rules & What to Check
QLD routine inspections need a Form 9 entry notice, 7 days ahead, max once per 3 months, 8am–6pm Mon–Sat. A plain email does not comply.
ReadQLD Entry Condition Report: Property Manager's Step-by-Step Guide (2026)
Queensland entry reports use RTA Form 1a. The 7-day tenant return window, the 14-day countersign rule, and how Form 1a decides QCAT bond claims.
ReadQCAT Bond Dispute Guide for Queensland Property Managers (2026)
Step by step through a QCAT bond dispute in Queensland: deadlines, the evidence that wins, what hearings cost, and how condition reports decide outcomes.
ReadWhat Happens If There's No Entry Condition Report?
What happens when there is no entry condition report at the end of a tenancy? Learn the legal consequences in every Australian state, how it affects bond disputes, who bears the burden of proof, and what property managers can do to protect themselves going forward.
ReadThe Property Manager's Guide to Winning Bond Disputes: Evidence, Process, and Best Practices (2026)
The 5 evidence tiers that win bond disputes at tribunal. Without an entry condition report, most claims fail before they start.
ReadQLD Bond Evidence Requirements: The Complete Property Manager's Compliance Guide (2026)
A property manager's guide to QLD bond evidence requirements under the updated Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008. Learn what evidence you need, the 14-day deadline, common mistakes, and how to build bulletproof bond claims.
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