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I think you misunderstand me. I do not think the OP would get away with it if the tenants do a Form 16 and/or if it does get to QCAT. Some adjudicators at QCAT tend to favour tenants, some landlords. It depends on the arguments on the day. Merely pointing out that just because the lease...

Why would this advice startle you? If the air conditioner was not specifically included on the lease, nor specifically excluded - then it really becomes the agent's word against the tenant. If indeed the agent did tell verbally that the air-con was not included, and it was not listed on the...

Let me preface this by saying I'm not a tax expert, but from my experience: Why would there be tax issues? You have been paying extra on your loan repayments. Only the interest you pay on the mortgage is tax deductible (not any principal payments) - so the extra money you have been parking...

Technically you're probably up for the cost to repair/replace the AC, or allow tenants to break the lease. It sounds like a joint oversight. We have one owner who insists on leaving their broken air conditioner on the wall, rather than removing it. This owner has lost a court case in the...