Healthy Homes & RTA compliance
Landlord compliance software, built for New Zealand
Review all five Healthy Homes Standards with a free guided self-check. Get an evidence-aware result for each standard, then review the answers before saving them to a property.
No credit card. Core application data is hosted in AWS Auckland.
The five Healthy Homes Standards
Every NZ residential tenancy must meet all five, with a signed compliance statement.
Free Healthy Homes self-check
Answer 15 questions grouped under the five standards. Answers stay in a short-lived secure browser cookie.
Step 4 of 5: Moisture and drainage
More than a compliance checklist
Compliance-only tools stop at the checklist. RentManager covers Healthy Homes and RTA workflows alongside other self-management records for one flat fee. Core application data is hosted in AWS Auckland; see Data and security for processing details.
Healthy Homes compliance - common questions
- What is landlord compliance software?
- Software that helps landlords meet their legal obligations. In New Zealand that means the Healthy Homes Standards and the Residential Tenancies Act: it tracks each standard, stores evidence, generates the required compliance statements, and reminds you before deadlines.
- What are the five Healthy Homes Standards?
- Heating, insulation, ventilation, moisture ingress and drainage, and draught stopping. Every residential tenancy must meet all five, with a signed compliance statement provided to tenants.
- How is RentManager different from a compliance-only tool?
- RentManager covers Healthy Homes and RTA workflows alongside rent matching, arrears, bond records, inspections and tribunal case preparation. It provides income and expense summaries to help prepare IR3R figures; review the classifications and source records with your accountant. Core application data is hosted in AWS Auckland, with limited processing by other providers as described on Data and security.
- Is the self-check legal advice?
- No. The self-check is an informational guide to help you see where to focus. For the authoritative requirements see tenancy.govt.nz, and keep dated records and a signed compliance statement for each tenancy.