WA Tenancy Law

What's happening
with your rental?

Get clear answers and what to do next — based on the Residential Tenancies Act 1987 (WA).

Common situations

What are you dealing with?

Repairs not being done

Your landlord hasn't fixed something. Here's what the law says and what to do.

See what to do

Rent increased

Got a rent increase notice? Check if it's valid and what your options are.

See what to do

Eviction notice

Received a notice to leave? Understand your rights and required timeframes.

See what to do

Bond not returned

Moving out and worried about your bond? Know the rules and deadlines.

See what to do

Pets

Want a pet or told you can't have one? Check what the law actually says.

See what to do

Starting a lease

New to renting? Know what to check before you sign anything.

See what to do

Quick tools

Get a quick answer

Can they do this?

Check if what your landlord is doing is actually allowed under WA law.

Notice period calculator

Find out how much notice is required for your situation and lease type.

Bond checklist

Make sure you've covered everything to get your full bond back.

How it works

Three simple steps

1

Tell us what's happening

Describe your situation or pick from common scenarios. No legal jargon needed.

2

We explain your rights

Get a clear, plain-English summary of what the law says — with specific section references.

3

We show you what to do

Step-by-step actions you can take right now, including template letters and key contacts.

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