As we settle into the winter months, you’ll want to make sure your home is in top condition to keep tenants happy and to avoid wintertime vacancy.
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As Landlord/Property Manager, you want to have happy tenants. It’s important to find a balance between responsible without micromanaging so that no one is overstepping their boundaries, but everybody feels comfortable and secure. These are the five things to prioritise to establish a good relationship between landlord and tenant.
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There are many benefits to employing the services of a property manager. Property managers can efficiently and effectively see to your investment property, saving you time and stress and ensuring you get the results you need by managing tenants and overseeing legislative requirements.
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If you’ve allowed for smoking at your rental property, there are measurements you should take as a Landlord/Property Manager to keep your property in top shape.
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The vacancy rate is a statistic that shows the percentage of properties that are unoccupied in an area at a given time. This signals the state of supply and demand in a certain area or suburb. The higher the rate, the more difficult it is for landlords to find tenants.
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There are occasions that require locks to be replaced and as Property Manager/Landlord, this would mean employing the services of a contractor on behalf of the client.
Targeting a specific market does not mean you’re excluding people who don’t fit the criteria that you believe your property will appeal to. Target marketing actually allows you to wisely focus on the most effective way to reach out to potential tenants and make your property more appealing.
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Providing your tenant with notice for entry ensures privacy and the right to quiet enjoyment of their home, but what is the correct kind of notice to issue?
Compared to an unstaged home, you could end up achieving a higher rent when presenting a staged property rental. Here are a few simple steps Property Managers/Landlords can take to highlight the best features and show the potential of a property.
A shared tenancy is when more than one person is named as tenant on a residential tenancy agreement. At some point or another, one or more co-tenants may want to make changes to the agreement. So, what needs to be done?
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