• Agents
  • Starting, during and ending a tenancy
  • e-Forms for agents
  • Publications for agents
  • Legislation for agents
  • Median Rents
  • Contacts for agents
• Lessors
  • Starting, during and ending a tenancy
  • Forms for lessors
  • Publications for lessors
  • Legislation for lessors
  • Median rents
  • Contacts for lessors
• Owners/managers in a moveable dwelling park
  • Starting, during and ending a tenancy
  • e-Forms for park operators
  • Publications for park operators
  • Legislation for owners/managers in a moveable dwelling park
  • Contacts for park operators
• Tenants
  • Starting, during and ending a tenancy
  • Share houses
  • Forms for tenants
  • Publications for tenants
  • Legislation for tenants
  • Contacts for tenants
• Starting, during and ending a tenancy
  • Starting a Tenancy
  • During a Tenancy
  • Ending a Tenancy
  • When something goes wrong
• Fact sheets
  • General tenancy fact sheets
  • Moveable dwelling fact sheets
  • Other language fact sheets
• Tenancy publications
  • Information statement form 17a (general Tenancies)
  • Information statement 17b (moveable dwellings)
  • Managing General Tenancies
  • Caravan park operators guide
• Rental bonds
  • Applying for a bond loan
  • Lodging a rental bond
  • Changing Details of Bond Contributors
  • Changing Details of the Lessor/Agent
  • Transferring a Rental Bond
  • Refunding a Rental Bond
  • Unclaimed Money Search
• Frequently asked questions
  • Starting a tenancy
  • During a tenancy
  • Ending a tenancy
• Moveable dwellings
  • Starting a tenancy
  • During the tenancy
  • Ending a tenancy
  • If something goes wrong
• Share houses
• Student accommodation
  • Frequently used terms
  • Beginning a tenancy
  • Fact Sheets
  • Getting your bond back
  • Resolving a dispute
  • Forms students may require
  • Useful links for students
• Tenancy databases
  • Reasons a tenant can be listed
  • When a tenant can be listed
  • Advising tenants of a listing
  • Who these laws apply to
  • Disputing a proposed listing
  • Existing listings
• Making a complaint
  • Offences under the Act
• Information in other languages
• Rent bidding
• e-Services
  • Frequently Asked Questions about e-Services

Information for tenants, lessors (landlords), agents and managers

Other language fact sheets

The Renting in Queensland fact sheet is available in English and the following translations:

• Arabic
• French
• Hindi
• Japanese
• Korean
• Samoan
• Simplified Chinese
• Spanish
• Tagalog
• Traditional Chinese
• Vietnamese

Contact TIS (Translating and Interpreting Service) on 13 14 50 during RTA business hours for any inquiries relating to rights and responsibilities when renting in Queensland.