My partner and I have a number of properties on the Gold Coast and we let them out as short term rentals, usually a weekend or under a week. The state government has now introduced some type of law whereby we are now being classed as "party houses" and we are possibly going to be fined for letting out these properties if there are instances of loud noise or street parking problems etc.,
What my partner and I have decided to do now in consideration of the investment funds we have involved in these properties is to mount a class action challenge against these new laws. Why should we be treated an differently than other rental type properties?
So we need to know what we need to do to mount this class action involving other like minded holiday rentals property owners and what type of law firm do we need.
Thank you
What my partner and I have decided to do now in consideration of the investment funds we have involved in these properties is to mount a class action challenge against these new laws. Why should we be treated an differently than other rental type properties?
So we need to know what we need to do to mount this class action involving other like minded holiday rentals property owners and what type of law firm do we need.
Thank you