Learn carefully. Verify locally. Operate responsibly.

1. Educational purpose and no professional advice

Rental Arbitrage Freedom provides general business education and self-directed learning tools. It is not legal, tax, accounting, financial, credit, planning, real-estate, strata, building, fire-safety or insurance advice. It does not approve a property, confirm lawful use or recommend that a learner enter a transaction.

Rules, approvals and commercial outcomes vary by jurisdiction, council, address, building, title structure, agreement, operating model, guest activity, insurer and date. Learners must obtain current written authority and appropriately qualified Australian professional advice before committing funds, signing an agreement, advertising or accepting bookings.

2. Learner responsibility

The learner remains responsible for investigations, representations, agreements, approvals, registrations, safety, insurance, tax, privacy, employment, consumer obligations and commercial decisions. Examples, scripts, calculators, scores and forecasts are educational aids. They do not guarantee consent, approval, bookings, rent, revenue, profit, insurance cover or legal compliance.

A score or positive calculator result never overrides failed owner-authority, agreement, planning, strata, safety, insurance or integrity requirements.

3. AI Coach terms

Arbi is an AI learning assistant grounded in course material. AI output may be incomplete, misunderstood or unsuitable for the learner’s facts. Arbi does not browse for current rules and must not be relied on as professional advice. Learners must verify material information with current official sources and qualified professionals.

Learners must not use Arbi to conceal property use, mislead an owner, bypass regulation, discriminate unlawfully, create unsafe instructions or obtain advice reserved for a qualified professional. Access may be limited where use threatens security, service availability or other learners.

4. Course access and acceptable use

Course access is licensed to the purchasing learner for personal business education. Unless expressly permitted in writing, the learner must not resell, republish, distribute, scrape, reproduce as a competing product, share account access or use automated systems to extract course content.

“Lifetime access” should be read subject to the final checkout terms, service availability, lawful operation of the platform and reasonable product changes. It does not guarantee that every third-party feature, AI model, external link or hosting provider will remain available indefinitely.

5. Intellectual property

Lessons, scripts, templates, assessments, branding, software, tools and downloads are protected course materials. Learners may customise supplied working templates for their own accommodation business. They may not sell the templates, upload them to public libraries or use them to create a competing training product.

Airbnb is a trademark of Airbnb, Inc. Rental Arbitrage Freedom is independent and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Airbnb, Inc. Other platform and organisation names belong to their respective owners.

6. Pricing, GST and payment

The final checkout must display the total price, applicable GST, currency, included access and any material limitations before payment. Payment processing will be performed by the connected payment provider. A successful charge does not create access unless the payment is verified and associated with the correct learner account.

7. Refunds and Australian Consumer Law

Nothing in these terms excludes, restricts or modifies rights or remedies that cannot lawfully be excluded under the Australian Consumer Law. The final refund policy must explain change-of-mind treatment, duplicate charges, technical access failures, materially misdescribed content and the method for requesting support.

Refund decisions should consider the law, the course access delivered, the issue reported and reasonable opportunities to remedy technical problems. Refund processing and any related access change must be recorded.

8. Privacy and learner data

The final privacy policy must identify the operating entity and explain what information is collected, why it is needed, where it is processed, who receives it, retention, security, overseas disclosure, access and correction rights, complaints and contact details.

Until student accounts are connected, progress, answers, notes, tool data and chat history are primarily stored in the learner’s browser. Learners should use the dashboard backup function and avoid entering unnecessary sensitive personal information. AI questions are sent securely to the configured AI provider for response generation with model storage disabled by the course configuration.

9. External links and changing information

Official links are provided as starting points. External content can move or change and may not apply to the learner’s property. The learner must check the date, scope and authority of every source and obtain property-specific confirmation where required.

10. Complaints and support

Learners should use the Support Centre to prepare a dated request containing the account email, issue, relevant module or transaction and steps already attempted. The final published terms must include a monitored support email, expected response time and escalation process.

11. Changes to the course

The course may be updated to improve learning, security, legal accuracy or service operation. Material changes should be documented. Learners must revisit regulatory material for each property and should not rely on an earlier course version as proof of current requirements.

12. Governing terms and severability

The final terms should identify the governing Australian jurisdiction and contracting entity. If a provision is invalid or unenforceable, the remaining provisions continue to the extent permitted by law. These terms operate subject to mandatory consumer rights.