A healthy, comfortable rental home is important for both tenants and landlords. The condition of a rental property can have a direct impact on the day-to-day tenancy, while well-maintained homes can also help landlords look after their investment.
The Healthy Homes Standards set minimum requirements for rental properties across areas including heating, insulation, ventilation, draught stopping, moisture ingress and drainage. These areas are an important part of preparing and managing a rental property.
At Ray White Nielsen Rentals, we understand that keeping track of the requirements for your investment property can be a lot to take in. Our property management team can help you understand what areas may need attention and provide support with the ongoing management of your rental property.
The standards focus on five key areas of a rental property:
There can be considerable detail within each area, and the requirements can vary depending on the property and its existing condition.
Keeping your rental property in good condition is an ongoing part of being a landlord. Healthy Homes considerations can also form part of broader property maintenance and management.
Having the right information makes it easier to identify areas that may need attention and plan any work required at your property.
If you’re unsure about the Healthy Homes requirements for your rental property, speak with your Ray White Nielsen Rentals property manager for further information.
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