Find A Tenant Service
Before marketing your property for rent, our property manager will inspect it and note down its condition. The property manager will review current market trends and set the appropriate rent for your property. In some cases, we will also facilitate a discussion with our clients to find a cost-effective way to increase the appeal of the property if necessary.
During viewing sessions, our property manager will talk to potential tenants to get a good understanding of their background. For those who are interested in the property, we will ask them to fill out pre-tenancy application form. Our property manager will filter and select the most ideal tenant(s) to perform credit & reference checks and make a decision.
We will help you fill in the tenancy agreement in accordance with legislation requirements. We will advise you to insert terms into the agreement, the terms will protect your rights as owner of the property and will avoid conflicts or miscommunication mistakes with tenants.
If you are managing your own property, it is important that you are familiar with the Residential Tenancies Act requirements. Have you considered the following questions?
- As a landlord, are you familiar with your responsibilities under section 45 of the Tenancy Act?
- If you don’t lodge the bond for your tenant, you could be asked to pay a penalty of $1000?
- If your property doesn’t comply with Healthy Home Standards, you might be fined up to $4000?
- Do you know how frequent you should inspect your rental property? Are you confident that you can carry out a proper house inspection?
- If you don’t inspect your property regularly, your insurer may not cover your losses?
- If there is an issue with your rental property, do you have the right person to remedy it?
- Are you familiar with the course of action when your tenant is late for rent?
- If your tenant has damaged your property or has abandoned the property, do you know what to do?
- We have often heard that landlords are fined for breaching the residential Tenancy Act, do you have a sound knowledge of the Residential Tenancy Act when you present your case in a tribunal?
- Do you know the notice period that you are required to give to tenants when ending a tenancy?
- What are the reasons that you are allowed to use to end a tenancy?