PROPERTY HEALTH ASSESSMENT REPORT (PHAR)

Evidence-Based Assessment and Diagnosis of Your Property

What is the PHAR?

The Etogo Property Health Assessment Report (PHAR) is a structured, evidence-based assessment and diagnosis designed to reveal the true condition of a property as an income-producing asset.

Most property owners only discover problems after something fails. Small issues—like moisture intrusion, aging systems, or deferred maintenance—quietly accumulate until they become costly emergencies. The PHAR eliminates this uncertainty by providing a system-level diagnostic view of the property.

It identifies all current and emerging issues that could affect:

  • Safety and habitability
  • System performance
  • Operating costs
  • Property value
  • Rentability
  • Net Operating Income (NOI)

The PHAR becomes the single source of truth for the property’s condition and the foundation of the Etogo’s stewardship system.

The Purpose of the PHAR

The PHAR answers the most important questions a property owner should know:

  • What is the true condition of my property?
  • What issues exist today?
  • Which problems are most urgent?
  • What will these issues cost over time?
  • What must be done to stabilize the property?
  • How do I prevent future failures?

Instead of reacting to emergencies, the PHAR gives you a clear, prioritized roadmap for stabilization and long-term stewardship.

What the PHAR Assesses

The PHAR examines the major systems and components that influence property performance.

Structural & Exterior Systems

Moisture & Building Envelope

Mechanical Systems

Electrical Systems

Interior Finishes & Fixtures

Safety & Habitability

Efficiency & Performance Risks

Key Outputs of the PHAR

How the PHAR Process Works

Step 1: Booking

Step 2: On-Site Assessment

Step 3: Report Preparation

Step 4: Owner Review

Who the PHAR Is For

  • Homeowners seeking predictable maintenance
  • Landlords protecting rental income
  • Real estate investors evaluating risk
  • Strata councils planning building care
  • Buyers needing a performance-based assessment

What Makes the PHAR Different

Traditional inspections are often:

  • Transaction-focused
  • Limited in scope
  • Not tied to long-term performance
  • Not connected to a repair or stewardship plan

The PHAR is different because it:

  • Diagnoses the property as an asset
  • Links findings to stabilization and stewardship
  • Focuses on operating cost and NOI impact
  • Provides a clear, structured path forward

What Happens After the PHAR

The PHAR is Stage 1 of the Etogo system.

Stage 1: PHAR – Assessment & Diagnosis
Stage 2: Remediation Maintenance – Stabilization
Stage 3: Proactive Property Stewardship – Prevention

This creates a closed-loop model:
Assessment → Stabilization → Prevention → Reassessment

The Result of a PHAR

After the PHAR, you gain:

  • A clear understanding of your property’s condition
  • A prioritized list of issues
  • A structured stabilization plan
  • Predictable maintenance pathways
  • A long-term stewardship strategy