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What I meant was that the tenant would end up paying in the form of increased rent to cover the LL cost of the audit. This whole audit thing sounds pretty outrageous, not only in the expense but in that it doesn't seem to have been thought through properly. In the releases so far, it...

The consumer (renter) does pay now and will end up paying for the entire amount of these extra expenses like the $1500 audit.

It's actually quite helpful for potential buyers. At least I find it so - even if the sellers leave some blanks buyers can see for themselves what is in the home. http://www.dip.qld.gov.au/resources/form/sustainable-housing/declaration.pdf

Well, not quite true for some of us. As a current renter and also currently looking to buy, the energy efficiency of the property is high on my list of priorities. Everything from north facing (reduces electric light usage) to the hot water system is put into my checklist. Energy...