Neither the renter or the rental provider can ask the other to pay them back the costs of setting up accounts to make or receive rental payments, or for expenses related to making or receiving payments (such as bank fees).Īny changes to how rent is paid must be agreed between the renter and rental provider. not require the renter to pay by cheque with a date in the future on it (a post-dated cheque).make the renter aware of any fees that may be incurred by using the agreed payment method (such as dishonour fees).allow the rent to be paid via the Commonwealth ‘Centrepay’ bill paying service and another form of electronic funds transfer.provide at least one payment method where the renter doesn’t have to pay a fee (other than the renter’s own bank fees).The renter and rental provider should agree on how rent is to be paid before they start the rental agreement.īefore they agree, the rental provider must tell the renter about any costs they will have to pay for the method they have chosen. Other pages have information about late or unpaid rent, rent increases and challenging a rent increase. There are rules about requesting rent in advance, providing receipts, and requesting additional fee payments from renters. Rental providers must provide a range of payment methods to help renters do this. Rent must be paid by renters according to the rental agreement. Rent must be paid to the rental provider, who might be an agent or an owner, a site owner, or an operator of a rooming house or caravan park. A rental agreement (lease) must state how much the rent is and how often it must be paid.
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