OCBA - Rooming houses

A rooming house is a residential property where rooms are available, on a commercial basis, for three (3) or more people to live. The person letting out the rooms (the proprietor) may also live in a property and can enter the common areas of the property without giving any notice.
A rooming house proprietor is a person who provides accommodation in a rooming house.
A rooming house resident is a person who rents out a room (boards of lodges) in a rooming house.

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Do you live in or operate a rooming house?

Click here for more information about the Residential Tenancies (Rooming Houses) Regulations 1999
Click here for rooming house forms

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