If the landlord wants to increase the rent, they must give you a proper notice. And there are some limits on when and how much the rent can be increased.
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There are things you can do if you can’t pay your rent on time. Make sure you take steps before 14 days are up.
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You have the right to ‘quiet enjoyment’ of your home. What are your rights when it comes to the landlord or their agents coming into your home?
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Find out about rental protections if you or someone you know is affected by family violence. New laws in place now mean you can apply to change the names on a lease or start a new lease in your name.
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You can make some changes or modifications to your rental property. Some you can make without the consent of the rental provider (landlord), while others need their approval – but this cannot be unreasonably refused.
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Good news for renters and their furry friends. From 2 March 2020, landlords cannot unreasonably refuse pets. And from that date a ‘no pets’ clause in a lease is not valid.
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Learn who pays what, when it comes to bills for electricity, gas, oil, and water.
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Certain safety responsibilities for renters and rental providers are specified in Victoria’s rental laws.
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