To make it easier for our clients, and to reduce the overall cost for our clients too. We’ve done this by charging as little as possible for day-to-day tasks, and when we need to secure a new tenant, or perform a market review, for example – there’s a separate cost for that.

Traditional property managers have built these ‘extra’ costs into the pricing whether you use them or not. We decided to go a different way, and our clients benefit tremendously.

We can manage the investment side of your property from anywhere, however our property managers are all based in Sydney, because they need to be able to drop round to your property at a moment’s notice. For property management to be done properly, you really need boots on the street. To find out if your suburb is covered contact us here, or give us a call on 02 9586 0000.

Investing in real estate can deliver income to the owners on a monthly basis, when you rent your properties out, and over time as the property appreciates and you eventually sell your investment. Having a happy tenant means your ongoing costs are lower, and your property is looked after better too – so we consider a happy tenant one of the most important parts of the picture. In fact, our entire business model has been developed to achieve exactly this.

Helping owners, and making investing in real estate as easy possible. For example, our tenants enjoy minimal interruptions because our property managers are able to do repairs on the spot, while they’re performing an inspection. We also have a raft of services available to make their lives easier, such as cleaning, general maintenance education and even help with relocating when the time comes.

If your property manager is pretty bad at, well, the management of your property then you’re very much entitled to change property managers without further delay. It’s pretty simple really, all you should have to do is cancel the management agreement in writing, usually with 30 days’ notice, and then it’s over to your new property managers from there.
If you want to know more, and what to watch out for, we’ve written a blog all about it right here.

Well, not really, but unfortunately a lot of them have lowered expectations quite considerably. If you’d like to find out what your property manager really should be doing, but probably isn’t, then we’ve put a whole checklist together for you, and you can download it right here.

Owners, and property managers do have the right to enter a property that’s being rented out in the case of an emergency, however it’s best to contact the emergency services first, and let us know afterwards.

EMERGENCY: 000
NSW SES: 132 500
Jemena (GAS) 131 909
Ausgrid 131 388