Consumer Protection WA
6 articles tagged “Consumer Protection WA”.
Routine Inspection Western Australia 2026: Frequency, Form 19 Notice & PM Checklist
Western Australia routine inspection guide for property managers: 4-per-year frequency cap, Form 19 notice requirements (7–14 days), 8am–6pm entry window, what to check room by room, and how WA rules compare to Victoria, NSW, and Queensland.
ReadWA Entry Condition Report: Property Manager's Step-by-Step Guide (2026)
Step-by-step guide for completing Western Australia's entry property condition report under section 27C of the Residential Tenancies Act 1987. Covers the 7-day delivery deadline, $5,000 penalty, deemed acceptance rule, photography requirements, and how the entry PCR underpins bond claims under the March 2026 reforms.
ReadWA Exit Condition Report: Property Manager's Step-by-Step Guide (2026)
How to conduct the exit condition report in Western Australia: the 14-day statutory deadline under s27C of the Residential Tenancies Act 1987, tenant attendance rights, Commissioner for Consumer Protection bond claims, and the evidence standard that wins disputes.
ReadWA Condition Report Requirements: Property Manager Compliance Guide (2026)
A property manager's guide to Western Australia's property condition report requirements under section 27C of the Residential Tenancies Act 1987. Covers Form 1, the 7-day entry timeline, deemed acceptance rule, exit inspection obligations, and how WA differs from QLD, NSW, and VIC.
ReadWA Rental Law Changes 2024–2026: What Property Managers Need to Know and Do Now
A property manager's guide to Western Australia's staged rental reforms under the Residential Tenancies Amendment Act 2024. Covers the rent bidding ban (May 2024), rent increase frequency limits and pet rights (July 2024), and the new Commissioner determination bond dispute process (March 2026).
ReadWA Minimum Standards for Rental Properties: Compliance Checklist for Property Managers (2026)
Western Australia's rental property minimum standards explained: security requirements, smoke alarms, RCDs, blind cord safety, pool fencing, and what Phase 2 of the RTA reforms will add. Includes a pre-tenancy compliance checklist for WA property managers.
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