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Perth’s rental market is crowded! So how can you get your property noticed by the tenants you want? What steps do you need to take to make sure the property stands out and gets leased FAST?

Most Perth property managers have heard many “horror stories” from people who have tried to manage their own property. Here is a list of ten pitfalls…

Whether you’re new at property management or a seasoned veteran, you want to ensure that you’re charging the tenants the right price.

Some property managers are just happy to have found a new tenant for their property. However, because they didn’t take the proper precautions beforehand, the tenants tend to be late paying rent, are destructive to the property and even participate in illegal activity.

Forming a positive relationship with your tenant is more important than you think!

Keeping good tenants in your properties save you time and headaches but more importantly – MONEY!

What’s better? Reduce the rent or find new tenants?

A common misconception is that all property managers will provide you with the same level of service. Be sure to compare service quality and price!!!

Take the guess work out of finding your next property manager or see how your current one measures up, with these useful interview questions.

Most residential leases in Australia cover a standard, year-long period, to be renewed at the end of twelve months. However, the Victoria State Government is currently evaluating a rental industry proposal that would allow landlords to offer tenants leases that extended from five to 10 years

Landlord Fined for Residential Tenancy Breaches; should have used a qualified Perth Property Manager!

If there’s one thing property managers hear often from tenants in the more family-friendly Perth suburbs, it’s horror stories about trying to move a house with children. Moving is a major source of stress for adults, but sometimes we forget that it is just as stressful on the children. Goodbyes are Tough for Children Often, your children will have to