Landlords bulletins provide topical information and reminders for property managers, agents and landlords. Have you subscribed? Make sure you are up to date with the latest reminders, news and law updates. Subscribe now! 2025 Advice on Typlex pipes in rental homes - Property industries bulletin (April 2025)Commissioner Determinations Customer Satisfaction Survey - Landlords bulletin (February 2025) 2023 Issue 66 - 71 Issue 71 - Residential tenancy reforms introduced to Parliament Issue 70 - Managing a shared tenancy Issue 69 - Minimising the risk of mould in your propertyIssue 68 - Update on the review of residential tenancy laws in Western AustraliaIssue 67 - Breaking a leaseIssue 66 - Rental properties affected by disaster 2022 Issue 60 - 65 Issue 65 - Pool safety - it's everyone's responsibilityIssue 64 - Review of Family Domestic Violence Tenancy LawsIssue 63 - Survey from Energy Policy WAIssue 62 - How to increase the bond after a rent increaseIssue 61 - How does COVID-19 affect access to a tenanted property?Issue 60 - Reminder of the dangers of toppling furniture and large appliances 2021 Issue 52 - 59 Issue 59: Accessing a rental property during a tenancyIssue 58: Increasing the rent during a tenancy and time to replace smoke alarmsIssue 57: Important changes to abandoned goods processes and mould in rental propertiesIssue 56: New strata options for Western AustraliaIssue 55: Residential Rent Relief Grant scheme extended to 31 December 2021 and Mandatory Conciliation Service endsIssue 54: How to correctly end a tenancyIssue 53: End of rental moratoriumIssue 52: The rent relief grant and renting beyond the emergency period 2020 Issues 38 - 51 Issue 51: Rent in advance guidelinesIssue 50: COVID-19 relief grant will help pay rent debtIssue 49: COVID-19 rent laws extended Issue 48: Spontaneous ceiling collapseIssue 47: Tyre dumping alertIssue 46: Get your property condition reports correctIssue 45: COVID-19 and section 14 (rent default) noticesIssue 44: COVID-19 and remedial noticesIssue 43: COVID-19 and property access – an updateIssue 42: COVID-19 coronavirus and property accessIssue 41: Fire cladding auditIssue 40: Take urgent action on all shocks and tinglesIssue 39: Residential tenancy law reforms Issue 38: Pool Safety 2019 Issues 26 - 37 Issue 37: How recent changes to residential tenancy laws may affect youIssue 36: Update to family and domestic violence regulationsIssue 35: Uninhabitable tenanciesIssue 34: Clarifying family and domestic violence tenancy law concernsIssue 33: Mortgagee repossessions and Illegal drug activity in homesIssue 32: New family and domestic violence tenancy resources and eCourts PortalIssue 31: Maintaining family and domestic violence privacy, safeguarding security and avoiding scamsIssue 30: Hot tips and reminders for managing your rentalsIssue 29: FDV laws are now in effectIssue 28: Family violence tenancy laws coming soonIssue 27: Bond Assistance Loan monies must be lodged too! Issue 26: iRentWA now available in five new languages 2018 Issues 17 - 25 Issue 25: Forms required for accessing a tenanted propertyIssue 24: No place for family violenceIssue 23: Landlord's event to unpack tenancy law changesIssue 22: Electrical safety, mould and unsafe pool latchesIssue 21: How to avoid a fine for late lodgement of security bondIssue 20: Cashiers are moving to CanningtonIssue 19: Get your Property Condition Reports correctIssue 18: Huge damage bills from cannabis grow-houses for WA landlordsIssue 17: Smoke alarm exemption for dwellings proposed for demolition 2017 Issues 1 - 16 Issue 16: Pool safety and your rental property (November 2017)Issue 15: Protecting children in rental properties from toppling furniture (October 2017)Issue 14: Abandoned goods (October 2017)Issue 13: Using rental notices and the breach process (September 2017)Issue 12: Maintenance of your rental property - Who is responsible (September 2017)Issue 11: Final property inspection (August 2017)Issue 10: Mould and your rental property (August 2017)Issue 9: Fire sparks concern over the dangers of cannabis grow-houses (August 2017)Issue 8: Landlady to pay $11,907 for illegally changing locks (July 2017)Issue 7: Prevent injury to tenants and damage claims - ceiling collapse warning signs (July 2017)Issue 6: Be aware - changes to the law (June 2017)Issue 5: Tenancy protections being considered for boarders and lodgers (June 2017)Issue 4: Change to residential smoke alarm standard (April 2017)Issue 3: Tougher action planned for late lodgement of bonds (April 2017)Issue 2: Cannabis growing gangs target Perth landlords (April 2017)Issue 1: Help and advice for landlords (March 2017)
