10 May 2024
From 7 June 2024, dealers must disclose whether a second hand vehicle they sell has been listed as a repairable write-off on the written-off vehicle register.
Tenants can make a rental property feel like a home by making changes but there are rules they must follow.
The rules are different depending on why the change is needed and the type of changes the tenant wants to make.
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Licensed dealers must use certain forms as set out in the Motor Vehicle Dealers (Sales) Regulations 1974.
Form 1 provides a dealer's register of transactions which must be maintained at each authorised premises of the dealership.
Alternatively, dealers can use an electronic register which must comply with Regulation 4A of the Motor Vehicle Dealers (Sales) Regulations.
BondsOnline sign-in is now via My Account.
Enter your username and password and click ‘Sign in.’ Your username is your email address. You must have a unique email address not used by anyone else.
Property managers have legal obligations when a tenant or prospective tenant offers to pay more than two weeks’ rent in advance.
4 April 2024
On 7 June 2024, amendments to the Motor Vehicle Dealers (Sales) Regulations 1974 (the Regulations) will come into effect.
2 April 2024
Compliance with Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training is still required for the real estate industry.
Failure to fulfill CPD requirements may hinder the renewal of your licence.
Completing the CPD training early in the year is crucial to stay current, adapt to changes, maintain professional standards and gain a competitive edge in the market.
2 April 2024
Compliance with Continuing Professional Development (CPD) training is still required for the settlement industry in 2024.
Completing the CPD training early in the year is crucial to stay current, adapt to changes, maintain professional standards, and gain a competitive edge in the market.
Six CPD points are required for Continuing Professional Development in 2024.
A second phase of reforms to residential tenancy laws have been announced by the WA government.
These reforms implement remaining recommendations from a comprehensive review of the Act (review recommendations) to update the Act and ensure a fairer rental system that balances rights of landlords and tenants.
