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The Government is introducing new regulations under the RTA 1986 to clarify how to manage methamphetamine contamination in rental properties.

With meth contamination remaining an unfortunate reality in New Zealand, landlords are increasingly wondering if regular meth testing between tenancies is a necessary precaution.

Landlords have no requirement to perform meth tests for each tenancy, but landlords have the legal requirement to provide a clean and habitable property.

A new law, called the Residental Tenancies Amendment Act (No 2) was passed on 30th June 2019. What does it cover and how does it affect New Zealand landlords and tenants?

Your first property inspection is the most important one that you conduct. As such, it should be thorough and well documented.

It’s a landlord or tenant’s worst nightmare: finding out that your house used to be a ‘P’ or meth lab. But just how big a problem are ‘P’ properties and what can you do about it?