Legal & Contracts

Navigate rental law, rental agreements, and regulations.

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What Happens If You Need to Extend Your Stay?

Plans change, and extending a medium-term stay is routine — not an exception. Here's how extensions actually work, why timing matters most, and what needs to be confirmed in writing before the extended period begins.

5 min read25 Sept 2026
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Medium-Term Rental Rules in South Australia

How medium-term rentals work in South Australia — where the short-stay line sits, how your deposit is handled, and what to check before you sign.

9 min read24 Sept 2026
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Medium-Term Rental Rules in NSW

How medium-term rentals work in New South Wales — where the short-stay line sits, how your deposit is handled, and what to check before you sign.

9 min read24 Sept 2026
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Medium-Term Rental Rules in Victoria

How medium-term rentals work in Victoria — where the short-stay line sits, how your deposit is handled, and what to check before you sign.

9 min read24 Sept 2026
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Medium-Term Rental Rules in Western Australia

How medium-term rentals work in Western Australia — where the short-stay line sits, how your deposit is handled, and what to check before you sign.

9 min read24 Sept 2026
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Do I Need a Lease for a 2 Month Rental?

For a two-month stay you will usually sign something — but whether it is a residential tenancy agreement or a short-stay agreement depends on which state you are in. Here is how to tell, and what each one gives you.

8 min read24 Sept 2026
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Medium-Term Rental Rules in Queensland

How medium-term rentals work in Queensland — where the short-stay line sits, how your deposit is handled, and what to check before you sign.

9 min read24 Sept 2026
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Can You Rent Short Term Without a Lease?

You can rent without a residential tenancy agreement — that is what short-stay accommodation is. But “no lease” should never mean “nothing in writing”. Here is what you should still have.

7 min read24 Sept 2026
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How EzyFlats Handles Deposits and Bonds for Medium-Term Furnished Rentals

EzyFlats handles deposits for medium-term furnished rentals with a clear model: for stays up to 12 weeks, the deposit is held directly by EzyFlats; for longer arrangements, bond obligations may shift to the landlord under the relevant state tenancy rules. This keeps the process transparent, helps renters understand who holds their money, and gives landlords a clearer path when a stay becomes a residential tenancy.

5 min read3 June 2026
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Rental Inspection Rules Across Australia

Routine inspections are essential—but strictly regulated. Compare inspection frequency and notice requirements across every Australian state and territory, and learn how to stay compliant, build tenant trust, and protect your property with EzyFlats handling the process for you.

5 min read22 Feb 2026