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A house or a few? Every bond, safety check and lease date, worked out for your state.
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Every date, worked out for you.
Add the house and the lease. LeaseDock works out what’s due and when from your state’s rules, and links each date to the rule it came from.
Each property follows its own state’s rules: VICNSWQLDSAWATASACTNT
Rent day, without the chasing.
Upload a CSV from your bank and LeaseDock lines each payment up with the rent it’s for, for you to confirm. If rent looks late, it asks you first. Say it hasn’t come in, and a polite reminder goes on your state’s timeline. Once it’s paid, the reminders stop.
Rent from Mia was due yesterday and nothing is recorded. Has it come in?
Mia Chen · 9 Fenwick StRecord paymentNot yetRepairs, on your state’s clock.
Your renter reports it in their portal with a photo. An urgent one is emailed to you within minutes, and where your state sets a deadline, the repair shows it.
Rules are set out for Victoria, New South Wales and Queensland. Elsewhere LeaseDock says it hasn’t checked, rather than guess.
- Sophie reports it from her portal
- Emailed to you
- You book the plumber, and Sophie is emailed that it’s being looked after
Tax time, already sorted.
Rent you record and expenses you add build up as the year goes. Snap a receipt and Buzz fills in the expense for you to check, with the receipt kept against the property. When it ends, the tax pack sets out the year’s rent and expenses on the ATO’s rental schedule items, ready for your accountant.
Repairs that look like improvements are held out of the total and flagged for your accountant. A summary of your records, not tax advice.
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From the first key to the bond back.
- Sign it Your state’s form where it prescribes one, signed in the portal.
- Walk it Condition reports room by room, with photos, signed by your renter.
- Hand it back The exit report is compared with the entry, line by line.
Victoria, from 13 Oct 2026: give your renter the evidence for a bond claim at least 3 days before you claim. LeaseDock drafts the notice from your exit report and records when you gave it.
Not sure? Ask Buzz first.
Buzz reads your own records and your state’s rules on the regulator’s own site, then answers in plain words, with the page he read.
You have 14 days. In Victoria, unless you apply to VCAT within 14 days of her request, you’re taken to have agreed. A letter saying no doesn’t stop that.
Want me to draft a reply to Sophie?
Read: consumer.vic.gov.au
Buzz can be wrong and is not legal or financial advice.
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Three things landlords ask.
Do my renters have to use it?
It’s free for them and opens on any phone, with nothing to install. Their rent details, repairs and messages are in one place, and so is your record of them.
Is this legal advice?
No. It tracks your obligations and shows the rule each date came from, so you can check it. Where no rule has been checked, you get a reminder, never an invented date.
I have places in two states.
Each property follows its own state’s rules, so a house in Brisbane and a unit in Melbourne get different dates.

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