WELCOME TO THE START OF YOUR JOURNEY!

Renting your property out for the first time is a daunting prospect. We get it. We've been there ourselves.

It's normal that you feel nervous and have a lot of questions!

You can quickly start to feel overwhelmed... Will I find a good tenant? How long will it take? Will they look after my property? What if they damage the house?

Providing you comfort and getting this right for you is exactly our focus.

As you navigate the sea of options and consider which real estate agency is right for you, we invite you to read the following articles. These articles address many questions we are frequently asked by new and seasoned investors alike, as well as some which we know more seasoned investors wished they asked sooner!

Recommended Reading For New Property Investors

The 3 Criteria Most People Use To Select A Property Manager (And Why They're Flawed)
Summary: choosing a property manager based on lowest management fees, highest estimated rent, or purely financial measures is a flawed approach. Read more...

Should I Choose The Agent That Estimates The Highest Rent For My Property?
Summary: speed-to-market, flexibility around open inspection times, and high quality tenant selection are more important that the weekly rental amount. Find out why...

"Why Did You Estimate Lower Rent Than The Other Agency?"
Summary: The applicant able to pay the highest rent is not likely to be the most desirable tenant for your property. Listing for the rental amount which will strike the best balance between strong rental return and strong market interest is a far better approach. Learn more...

Does A Rental Property Have To Be Managed By The Same Agent You Buy The House From?
Summary: You didn't choose which real estate agency was listing the property you just bought. It just so happened they were chosen by the previous owner. So why settle for using them to manage your investment property? Read more...

What's The Issue Behind Using A Very Low Cost Or Flat Fee Property Management Business?
Summary: In order to remain profitable long term, client volumes must be significantly higher for a low cost provider than in a traditional real estate agency. The result? Employees are more overworked and stressed than their industry counterparts and landlords deal with a revolving door of property management staff, many of whom they will never meet face to face. Learn more...

WELCOME TO THE START OF YOUR JOURNEY!

Recommended Reading For New Property Investors

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