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The Bond lodgement is used when lodging either a full or part-payment of rental bond money (for Queensland tenancies) with the Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA).
How much bond can be taken? For general tenancies the law says if the rent is $700 or less per week, the maximum bond amount is 4 weeks rent. If the weekly rent is higher than $700, the amount of bond should be negotiated between the property manager/owner and tenant.
It is currently taking up to 5 working days to refund a bond when a fully completed form is received. If we need further information in order to process your request, we will contact you by phone, email or letter. Refunds are made by direct credit to the bank account numbers you provide on the bond refund form.
Bond Serial Number\u2013The serial number can be found in the lower right corner of your paper savings bond. This information is not required, but is important for record-keeping purposes if your paper bonds are ever lost or destroyed.
On average you will receive your bond refund within 2-3 days of the RTA receiving your completed form. We encourage customers not to call until this timeframe has passed.
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The short answer is no, you don't have to take deposits. Indeed, some landlords have made a positive decision not to take a deposit, so as to avoid the bother of having to protect it in a tenancy deposit scheme.
It is currently taking up to 5 working days to refund a bond when a fully completed form is received. If we need further information in order to process your request, we will contact you by phone, email or letter. Refunds are made by direct credit to the bank account numbers you provide on the bond refund form.
The Bond lodgement is used when lodging either a full or part-payment of rental bond money (for Queensland tenancies) with the Residential Tenancies Authority (RTA).
A bond number is a unique number (maximum of nine-digits) allocated to your bond at the time of lodgement. If you are lodging a bond increase, you can find your bond number on your Acknowledgement of rental bond, which was sent to you when your bond was paid to the RTA.
In Queensland all rental bonds must be lodged with the RTA during the tenancy. This applies to all residential bonds, including bonds paid for boarders or lodgers, or for on-campus university accommodation, which is not covered by other parts of the Act.

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