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It's not just BCC; I believe it flows from the National Construction Code (formerly BCA), so applies Australia-wide.

*3* bed 2 bath house to a single household, yes

Because your tenants would be insane to agree to this; that makes them jointly and severally liable for people who are effectively strangers. So if tenant 1 leaves and trashes the place, tenants 2 through 5 - or whoever has the most money - has to pay for tenant 1's default. When they are on...

That's not a big change, is it? I thought you could do this before (possibly only 4?). Or is the change that they no longer have to be students? :confused: Can you elaborate on this? What's the significance of "independently"?

Can somebody please explain this in plain language? *Does this mean that every low-density residential property can now effectively be a multi-tenancy, provided there are no more than 5 leases? *Does it mean granny flats can be let separately on any low-density residential property...