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Queensland regulation
This Queensland regulation sets the detailed rules for how property agents, auctioneers, and real estate salespersons must operate. It was introduced to support the Property Occupations Act 2014, which replaced an older law called PAMDA (Property Agents and Motor Dealers Act). Think of it as the "how-to manual" behind the main law.
1. Special licences for affordable housing Non-profit organisations that are approved by the government to run affordable rental housing schemes can get a special, limited licence to let properties and collect rent — without needing a full real estate agent licence.
2. Auction rules — protecting bidders and sellers
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Direct links to the current provisions in Property Occupations Regulation 2014.
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3. Agents must act in your interests
4. Record-keeping requirements
5. Licence fees and discounts
6. Keeping the regulator informed