Healthy Homes Property Management

24/12/2025

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13/03/2025

What is the maximum frequency landlords are permitted to inspect the property? 📋 👀

The maximum frequency for inspections is once every 4 weeks.

Find out more: https://bit.ly/3BVX1jX

25/12/2024

30/09/2023

“Don’t wait on perfect conditions for success to happen; just go ahead and do som**hing.” – Dan Miller

26/04/2023

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08/03/2023

Are tenants responsible for covering the cost of repairs? Find out the different types of rental property damage and who is responsible for covering the costs here: www.propertyscouts.co.nz/tenants/tenant-resources/rental-property-damage

03/03/2023

📢 Landlords, are you up-to-date with the latest news affecting the rental market? 🏠💸
Check out our monthly newsletter to stay informed on changing prices, recent flood impacts on the rental market, property damage repairs, investor insights, and data management strategies used by agents to tackle the tough market.
Don’t miss out, click the link below and give it a read! 📰👀

Read our latest Monthly Landlord Newsletter

15/02/2023

Who doesn't love a good system?! 🙌
Moving house can be stressful. Thankfully, with the help of a good system, you can streamline the packing and unpacking process. Here are some quick tips:
📦 Pack room by room.
📦 Label boxes according to each room (e.g. all items in the kitchen should be packed into boxes labeled "Kitchen").
📦 Once your boxes have arrived in your new home, place them into the room they belong to. This will help you find items more easily if it takes you a number of days to unpack.
📦 Unpack room by room.

10/02/2023

Rental Property Damage - Who’s Responsible for the Repairs and Costs? To read more follow the link below:

From faded curtains to wine stains on the carpet, suspicious holes to m**h contamination, there are a number of different ways to categorise rental property damage. Here's a summary of what damages landlords and tenants are responsible for, and who is responsible for covering the cost of repairs.

08/02/2023

Consistency is the key to a great property management experience 🔑
Here are Propertyscouts, we pride ourselves on our ability to consistently add value for property owners by conducting ourselves in a way that delivers top quality service every time.
For property management you can rely on, get in touch with John Leyland on 021651851 or email: [email protected]

01/02/2023

🤔 Q: Last year I rented a three-bedroom, one-bathroom house to a couple who were expecting a new baby. The tenancy was a fixed term for two years. I got a phone call from the neighbour telling me the couple were taken away by police. After maybe a day the woman was released but the man remained in custody. I received no further rent from the couple. I applied to the Tenancy Tribunal to terminate the agreement and get possession of the property. The female tenant has sent a txt message saying they’ve moved all their belongings out, put the keys she got on the table and moved to her parents. I have a hearing date from the Tenancy Tribunal but it’s not for two months. My questions are:
👉 Do I have to wait for the tribunal order to take possession of the house back? Is there any quick way to get possession of the property back?
👉 What’s the right process to deal with the situation of tenants being taken away by the police?
👉 How to contact the prisoner for the tenancy issues?

Find the answer here: www.propertyscouts.co.nz/property-owners/newsletters/13 -an-expert

As Property Managers, it’s our job to know the ins and outs and the dos and don’ts of owning a rental property. We love answering your questions, if you have som**hing on your mind, send us a message or drop it in the comments!