For WA titles, you can do an online search through Landgate (the WA). It's $24. Landgate - WA Government website

If the property is owned by a company, you can do another online search through ASIC to find out who the directors and shareholders are (and the address of their their registered office) for about $15.

I would just do the searches, and contact the owner(s) directly.

I gather from this and previous posts that you have tried a number of times to resolve these apparently personal issues with this particular RE and her boss, and nothing has happened from their end to fix things - between the professional relationship, or to do with the house.

Even this response given is passive aggressive - she's still coming when she wants to, she's ignoring her having come at the wrong time, and the fact that the grass didn't have a chance to recover following the fixing of the doodad, and adding more sins to her list, despite the fact that you can't use some electrical outlets because you'll get zapped! It's a bit ridiculous, isn't it?

Is it even your job to do stuff to do with garden maintenance, other than mowing the lawn? At a place we used to rent, we weren't allowed to plant veggies, because we weren't allowed to do anything to the garden except mowing it (but at least it went both ways - we didn't have to do pruning or mulching or anything like that either).

If I was the landlord, while I would prefer everything to go through the RE (I mean, that's why you pay them, right?) if my RE agents were being asshats and there were enormous issues jeopardising the health and safety of my tenants (let alone the insurance / liability issues) I would want to know asap - whether via the RE or from the tenant directly.

And if I was the tenant, I'd be calling up the retail tenancy board (or whatever you have in WA) and checking that if I've given adequate written notice, I can get a sparky in to fix the wiring. I'd probably get 2 or 3 quotes so I could show that it was a market value fix, but I'd sure be getting a reimbursement for it. That's not just a zapping hazard, it's a fire hazard if the wiring isn't working properly. I'd be getting to that immediately.

Get the searches. Contact the owner. Be straightforward, unemotive, and stick to facts. Keep copies of all your letters.

I would also be making a formal written complaint to the RE, which I would send to the manager of that office, and forward to any headquarters, if it's a franchise. It again would be straightforward in terms of facts - dates, times, issues with the property, breaches of the lease, etc - not getting into personality issues, and ask for their written response, and their ETA of when the issues are going to be fixed. I would also ask that someone else managed my client relationship going forwards.

Maybe I'm a bit tired and intolerant tonight, but that's what I'd be thinking.
Thanks Peanutter. Yep going to contact landgate today. Ive re-checked the lease and it has a first name but then c/ and a po box for the re pfft

As for the garden we do have to fertilize but we don't have to fix sprinklers ect but DH did it as when we moved in most wernt working and he wanted to fix the dead grass. Guess we kinda set our selves up for them to expect that from us always huh Being our first rental we moved in thinking if this were our home how would we like it to be looked after? And then treated it accordingly,Maybe that's our mistake.

We have contacted consumer protection about all issues, but it again has come down to we only have a month left and we want out and if we annoy her she can harm our chance of getting a new rental. We haven't paid anyone to fix things as we were told it can be rather hard to get your money back of the re and we just don't have that money to waste.

While I'm thinking of it, the zappy sockets alone are a lease breaking offence, as you've given them repeated notice and they've not done anything. Maybe it's time to look for a new place, and breach them?
Thanks Bumperstump. That's our plan now. We DH and I had a chat and have decided we will do what we need to keep the re happy for now.Find a new home even if we need to leave here sooner than the month we have left and once we have a new lease signed we are going to send ALL the breaches to the re and place to complaints too. We will also contact the owner to let them know what has been going on as it may be an idea for them to address it with the re, seen as they are paying them to look after things and their not doing their job.

Now.....fingers and toes crossed we find a new place soon and that there better than this silly re. I doubt they will be around too long its a small re and they only have 2 office's here in WA. There quite a new re too and now after doing some looking their main thing is selling.......so may explain a few things huh