Every void clause, cited.
Paste your lease. We classify every flag — Unenforceable, Disadvantageous-but-legal, or Standard — with the exact section number that makes the call.
s. 159 RTAs. 19 RTAs. 63 RTA
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A NSW tenant advocacy platform grounded in the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW). Every flag, every letter, every NCAT pack — cited to the section that matters.
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Lease check · 2026-NSW-LSE
Analysing1.1 The Landlord shall provide the premises in a reasonably clean and habitable condition.
8.2 The Tenant shall pay a bond of six (6) weeks rent in advance, being $3,720.
Exceeds 4-week cap · s. 159 RTA 2010 (NSW)
12.4 Rent may be increased at intervals of not less than six (6) months upon thirty (30) days written notice.
Below 12-month minimum · s. 42 RTA 2010 (NSW)
14.1 The Tenant shall arrange professional carpet cleaning at the conclusion of the tenancy before vacating.
Unenforceable mandatory clause · s. 51 RTA 2010 (NSW)
Lease Health Score
4/10
Red flags
11
Time
57s
The problem
$1,240
The average disputed bond claim in NSW. Most renters never push back — because the rules are buried in 200 pages of Act they've never read.
Section 159 caps your bond at four weeks rent. Section 19 voids mandatory professional cleaning. Section 63 makes “tenant pays all repairs” clauses unenforceable. None of this is hidden — but none of it is findable in time, either. Renterprise reads your lease, finds the void clauses, and drafts the pushback letter in under sixty seconds.
What you actually get
Documents you could hand to a paralegal.
Honest Assessment first.
We tell you what's legitimate (accept) and what's worth challenging — in dollars, against your $2,400 bond. Then we draft the dispute letter for what's actually winnable.
“$200 is fair, $1,200 is worth challenging.”
Try free →Thirteen-document tribunal pack.
Pre-filled NCAT application, Statement of Facts, chronology, evidence index, orders sought, hearing-day briefing. The way a paralegal would prepare it. Saves you $500+ in legal fees.
13documents · ~60s
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Honest paralegal, by design
“We tell you when to back down too.”
Renterprise isn't a tenant cheerleader. If you damaged the carpet and the landlord wants $200 for a reasonable clean, we tell you to pay — not draft a dispute letter that would lose at NCAT and burn the relationship.
Every output passes three structural defences against AI hallucination. A hand-verified allowlist of NSW Act sections. An anti-fabrication block in every prompt. A server-side validator that rejects unknown citations before you ever see them.
Try the bond checkExcerpt · bond analysis
Honest Assessment. Of $200 claimed against your $2,400 bond — $200 is fair, $0 is worth challenging.
You agreed via email to pay for a professional clean of the carpet stain.
LEGITIMATECarpet clean $200 · damage caused by you · cost reasonable
ACCEPTPay it; dispute would lose at NCAT.
Pricing
Free to start. Pay once if you upgrade.
No subscription. Pay once for the duration of your lease. Hardship discount available. DV crisis tenancy tool is permanently free.
$49
6 months
Shorter leases.
Most common
$79
12 months
Standard NSW lease.
$129
24 months
Best per-month value.
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A note from the founder
“I built this because I watched my friends sign awful NSW leases without realising they could push back. Six weeks bond when the Act caps it at four. Mandatory professional cleaning clauses that are void. Stuff that gets quietly accepted because most renters don't have hours to read the Act, and don't have a lawyer.”
Mya Bertolini · Final-year Law / Arts, University of Sydney · Paralegal, Turks Legal · Sydney
Read the founder essay →Frequently asked
Three questions every renter asks.
Is this legal advice?
No. Renterprise is an educational tool that helps you understand how the Residential Tenancies Act 2010 (NSW) applies to your situation. For complex matters, contact a qualified lawyer or the Tenants' Union of NSW on 1800 251 101.
What stops the AI from making up section numbers?
Three layers: a hand-verified allowlist of NSW Act sections (the AI can't cite anything outside it), an explicit anti-fabrication block in every prompt, and a server-side validator that rejects outputs containing unknown citations. When uncertain, we point you at the Tenants' Union (1800 251 101) instead of guessing.
Why pay $49+ when the Tenants' Union is free?
TUNSW is excellent and we send you there for serious matters. They're also chronically under-resourced — wait times can run into hours, and they don't draft your letters or build your NCAT pack. Renterprise gives you an answer in 60 seconds, plus the documents you need to file. Use both.
More questions? See the full FAQ or email Mya.
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