Official condition reports
BondFile is a private photographic record you can attach to a condition report or a bond dispute. It does not replace the official condition report for your state or territory, it does not lodge or hold bond money, and it is not legal advice. Forms, deadlines, and bond rules change. Read the official page for your state or territory.
Consumer Affairs Victoria publishes the condition report used for Victorian rentals and explains how it sits alongside the bond.
NSW Fair Trading describes the rental condition report as the record of the property at the start of a tenancy, filled in again at the end.
The Residential Tenancies Authority publishes an entry condition report (Form 1a) and an exit condition report (Form 14a) for general tenancies.
Consumer Protection publishes Property condition report Form 1. It is a prescribed form: extra detail can be added, and the printed items are not removed.
Consumer and Business Services provides an inspection sheet for private rentals. It uses its own condition codes, which are not the same yes/no columns used in some other states.
Consumer, Building and Occupational Services explains condition reports for Tasmanian rentals, and MyBond is where bond claims and evidence are handled.
The ACT Revenue Office publishes a condition report for tenancies and occupancies. Rental bonds are lodged with the Revenue Office.
The Northern Territory Government explains the condition report at the start of a tenancy under the Residential Tenancies Act.