Take notes on the condition of a Queensland rental unit prior to the tenancy start date with this free Entry Condition Report Form 1a - General Tenancies.

• The report is required under the provisions of the Residential Tenancies Act 1994, if the tenant is paying a rental bond.
• The form must be completed by both the lessor (or agent) and the tenant during the inspection of the rental premises before the tenancy commences.
• The Report includes instructions on how it should be completed.
• Download the free PDF form directly from the Queensland RTA website by clicking the link.

Record the condition of a rental unit at the end of a tenancy in Queensland with this free Exit Condition Report - General Tenancies.

• The report is required under the Residential Tenancies Act 1994 for any tenancy where the tenant pays a rental bond.
• The form must be completed by both the property owner/agent and tenant during the inspection of the rental premises at the end of the tenancy.
• The Report includes instructions on how it should be completed.
• The free PDF form can be downloaded directly from the Residential Tenancies Authority website by clicking the link.

Make sure your letting paperwork complies with the Residential Tenancies Act. Download this Queensland General Tenancy Agreement for your tenants.

• This form of tenancy agreement is for houses and flats, and cannot be used for movable dwellings (caravans, mobile homes).
• The Tenancy Agreement can be used for either a fixed term tenancy (such as 1 year) or a periodic tenancy (month to month, etc.).
• If there is more than one tenant, each one is responsible for performing the tenant's obligations under the agreement.
• The template covers the procedure the landlord must follow in order to increase the rent, and instructions for the tenant to make an application to the tribunal if the tenant considers the increase to be excessive.
• The landlord is responsible for paying all taxes, rates and levies for the property, except for charges for metered services (electricity, water, etc.), which must be paid by the tenant.
• Available in MS Word format.
• Intended for use only in the State of Queensland, Australia.

Learn your rights and responsibilities as a tenant under Queensland law with this free Pocket Guide for Tenants, Form 17a issued by the Residential Tenancies Authority.

• The pamphlet outlines what your duties as a tenant are, and what your landlord (lessor) is responsible for. 
• There is information about the rental agreement, rental bond, entry and exit condition reports, rent increases, and charges for water, electricity, etc.
• The pamphlet also contains instructions on what can happen if you or your landlord breach the rental agreement, and how the parties can resolve disputes or problems.
• Download your free copy of the Queensland Pocket Guide for Tenants directly from the RTA website by clicking the link.

Prepare a Refund of Rental Bond with this free Form 4, issued by Queensland Residential Tenancies Office.

• This form is to be completed and signed by the landlord, the agent, and the tenant to request the refund of a rental bond at the end of the tenancy.
• The form includes information about rental bonds and instructions for completion.
• It also includes information on what to do if the parties do not agree on the refund amount.
• Form 4, available in PDF format.

• The rental agreement can be used for either a furnished or unfurnished room.
• The tenant pays for telephone charges, prorated water, electricity and gas rates.
• The tenant must abide by the house rules.
• The tenant must keep the room clean, and must not cause damage.
• The tenancy can be by the week, fortnight or month.

QLD tenants, do you share a house or flat with one or more other people? Be sure that everyone understands their obligations with this Shared Tenancy Agreement for Queensland tenancies.

• how rental expenses are to be divided up among the tenants, including rent, security deposit ⁄ bond, long distance telephone and other expenses;
• responsibility for damage and repairs by the flatmate responsible;
• termination by a flatmate;
• what happens if a flatmate defaults in performing their obligations;
• disposal of abandoned property left behind when a flatmate moves out;
• a set of house rules to be followed by all tenants.

Transfer a rental bond in Queensland with this free Form 3, Transfer of Rental Bond, under the Residential Tenancies Act 1994.

• This form is used to transfer a rental bond from one tenancy to another (usually a different rental property).
• All relevant parties must agree to the transfer of funds.
• The form includes information about rental bonds and instructions for completion.
• Available in PDF format from the QLD Residential Tenancies Authority.

Prepare a Rent Review Memorandum with this free template form for UK landlords.

• The form must be signed by both the landlord and the tenant following each rent review date, to signify their agreement as to the amount of the new rent.
• This is a free downloadable form in MS Word format.
• Intended for use only in the United Kingdom.

Are you looking for a place to rent? This free Rental Property Checklist for Tenants will help you keep track of the pros and cons of each rental property you look at.

• The checklist includes:
  • a list of things to look for when renting a property,
  • what to do once you have found a place you think is right for you, and
  • what you should do before you move in.
• This free Rental Property Checklist for Tenants is provided in MS Word format.