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myRent Alternative for Healthy Homes Compliance NZ

Nick Georgiev
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RentManager lets landlords record a dated Healthy Homes status for each property and keep supporting documents alongside related tenancy and inspection records. It does not inspect or certify a property. Starter: NZ$9/month for one dwelling; Standard: NZ$19/month for up to 5 dwellings; Standard+: NZ$29/month for up to 10 dwellings. Monthly prices include GST.

See a seeded property and inspection sample, then compare myRent's document storage and guidance with the records you need to keep.

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Use the property record to track a dated Healthy Homes status and keep related evidence with the right property; use tenancy and inspection records for the supporting context. RentManager connects those records with rent, agreement and bond workflows, while the landlord remains responsible for meeting the standards. myRent describes tenancy document storage, compliance guidance and photo-based digital inspections. Compare the source records you need in each product.

Starter: NZ$9/month for one dwelling; Standard: NZ$19/month for up to 5 dwellings; Standard+: NZ$29/month for up to 10 dwellings. Monthly prices include GST.

What's a myRent alternative for tracking Healthy Homes compliance?

The Residential Tenancies Act requires rental properties to meet the Healthy Homes Standards and landlords to keep the required statements and evidence. myRent publishes tenancy documents, compliance guidance and digital inspection reports. RentManager records Healthy Homes status by property. Compare the current guidance and the records each product stores.

Start with the Healthy Homes status and date for each property, then check that the source documents and statements you need are present and current. The software records do not replace the landlord's responsibility to meet the standards.

Want to inspect a sample record before setting up an account? Get the inspection demo link to view a no-account sample with a seeded property and report.

What actually needs to be on file?

Keep source documents and compliance statements with the right property, and review them when circumstances change. A record system helps organize evidence but cannot certify a property or guarantee compliance.

What else comes with RentManager's compliance side?

Inspection reports, bond records and rent history sit alongside the property compliance record, so you can review related documents in their tenancy context. They are not a substitute for source evidence or a compliance assessment. myRent also offers digital inspection reports with photos. For the related bond workflow, see our myRent bond evidence comparison. Check that the statements, source documents and inspection records you need are retrievable. See the full pricing and feature comparison in our myRent side-by-side comparison.

To explore a switch, upload your current tenancy agreement at rentmanager.nz/upload-agreement. Review and correct extracted details before creating records. Import rent history separately after account setup; this is not a complete account migration.

Common questions

Does RentManager certify that a property meets the Healthy Homes Standards?

No. RentManager lets you record Healthy Homes status and a date for each property, and keep related documents with the record. It does not inspect or certify a property. Landlords remain responsible for meeting the standards and keeping the required statements and evidence.

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Written from my own experience running rentals in New Zealand. It is general information to help you understand your options, not legal, tax, or financial advice, and RentManager is not your lawyer or accountant. Rules change and every tenancy is different - check your own situation with Tenancy Services, the IRD, or a professional before you act on it.

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