RTA Web Services remain available 24/7 for essential bond and tenancy transactions. If your rental property has been affected by weather events, visit our information for tenants and property owners.

The RTA has developed online services for essential tenancy and bond transactions, making it easier and more convenient for customers to do business with us. RTA Web Services are available for: Bond Lodgements; Bond Refunds; Request Tenancy Dispute Resolution; Update Your Details; Change of Bond Contributors. Paper forms

The RTA is responsible for the administration and enforcement of the Act and the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Regulation 2009 (Qld). The RTA is also responsible for receiving, holding and paying rental bonds under the Act.

The Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA) The RTA is the State Government Authority that oversees tenancy laws in Queensland. The RTA provides services for tenants, residents, lessors, providers and agents. RTA services include: Tenancy publications and standard tenancy forms; Telephone information service; A free Dispute Resolution Service

The Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA) is the Queensland Government statutory body that administers the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008 (the Act). The RTA is responsible to the Minister for Housing and Public Works and Minister for Youth.

The Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA) The Residential Tenancies Authority oversees tenancy laws in Queensland. Services provided by the RTA include: a phone-based tenancy information service; bond management; a free tenancy dispute resolution service. The RTA provides information about your rights and responsibilities as a tenant in the:

Download RTA's handy publications which provide corporate information and useful information for tenants, residents, agents, managers and owners.

For the health and safety of our customers and staff, the RTA recommends calling our Contact Centre for tenancy and rental bond enquiries. You can also use RTA Web Services 24/7 for essential bond transactions.

The Queensland renting laws set out the steps to end a renting agreement. Your renting agreement will end if: You or your lessor give a written notice and you move out. The QCAT tenancy tribunal makes an order to end the agreement. You both agree to end the renting agreement and put this in writing. When can the lessor or agent ask me to move out?

The Residential Tenancies Authority (the ‘RTA’) is the Queensland Government statutory authority responsible for providing a range of residential tenancy services in Queensland. The RTA administers the Act on and provides a wide range of tenancy based services for all parties to a tenancy agreement, including tenants, residents, lessors ...