COMMON PROBLEM

Bond Dispute Evidence

Most tenants face bond deductions at move-out. Learn how comprehensive documentation provides evidence for bond dispute resolution.

The Problem: Unfair Bond Claims

Billions Held

Billions in rental bonds held across Australian states, protecting both tenants and landlords

~20% Claims

Around 20% of bonds are subject to claims, often involving cleaning or damage disputes

~$2,000 Average

Average bond amount in major cities (typically 4 weeks rent)

The Solution: Comprehensive Documentation

Time-Stamped Photos

Capture dated evidence of property conditions at move-in and move-out

Detailed Reports

Create professional condition reports that match agency standards

Tribunal Submission

Submit your documentation to tribunals and courts if required for bond dispute resolution

Fair Wear Defense

Prove normal wear and tear versus actual damage with comparison tools

What to Document for Bond Protection

Without proper documentation, you have little defense against bond claims. Document everything from day one.

At Move-In

All pre-existing damage
Carpet stains and wear
Wall marks and holes
Appliance conditions
Garden state

At Move-Out

Professional cleaning receipts
Final property condition
Completed repairs
Key return evidence
Final meter readings

Empower Renters with Professional Evidence

Comprehensive documentation creates clear evidence that supports renters in bond dispute resolution and provides detailed records for tribunal submissions

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References & Sources

1. Consumer Affairs Victoria - Residential Tenancies Bond Authority Annual Report 2023-24. Available at: consumer.vic.gov.au

2. NSW Government - Rental Bond Data. Available at: nsw.gov.au

3. Snug - Complete Guide to Rental Bonds in Australia (2024). Available at: snug.com

4. NSW Government - Dealing with Bond Disputes for Tenants. Available at: nsw.gov.au

Statistics current as of 2024. Bond amounts and dispute rates vary by state and territory. Consult your local tenancy authority for the most current information.