• Fowler Stanton posted an update 2 years ago

    There has been a debate for quite a while regarding whether there is a dependence on home manager to provide for one’s investment property or do-it-yourself. There are many arguments for and against and we will explore this further below.

    The role of home manager

    A property manager can be often considered as a buffer between tenants and landlords. Property managers are hired by Landlords to handle their investment property and be sure that the rent has paid and care is being taken. These managers are hired by landlords to handle an industrial or residential parcel regarding some regulations. Tattersalls Real Estate has their Dedicated Asset Management Division that goes beyond the reach of the local corner real-estate to be sure the investment property is constantly performing for the children. A few things that that Tattersalls Real Estate do for landlords are:

    Advertise properties over the 2 major real estate property platforms. Realestate.com.au and Domain.com.au

    Extensive tenant screening, criminal record checks, National Tenancy Database checks, Chronological audit with the tenants past rentals and employment.

    Manage financial accounts and convey statements

    Pay outgoing on behalf from the Landlord

    Receive and disburse rent through the audited trust accounts

    Complete Quarterly property inspections with photos

    Complete random curb side inspections to make sure there aren’t any extra people staying in the exact property

    Source and organise tradespeople for performing repair and maintenance jobs

    Ensure all works and notices will be in accordance with NSW legislation.

    Property Management

    Property Management

    The Landlord

    Occasionally, tenants hold the ‘Tall Poppy Syndrome’ when it comes to where did they see their Landlords and a house manager is the perfect buffer to cut back this and help to convey ‘No’ as required, in order to ensure all notice has been honored when serving breach notices for failure to cover rent or to ensure care for the property. Managing a few properties may be time intensive and expensive and quite often result in an unproductive strategy for managing assets. Having to travel to open inspections, routine inspections or go to the house each and every time there is a repair issue. That’s what the house manager does for his or her Landlords, is take each of the stress out in the process.

    The real difference

    The real difference is, Tattersalls Real Estate’s Dedicated Asset Management Division can discover better tenants as we gain access to the major real-estate domains that happen to be harmful for someone managing a few properties. Often Landlords are only able to advertise their particular properties on Gumtree and stuff like that, which unfortunately receives tenants that are more likely to haven’t any or poor rental history. When hiring Tattersalls, there is a team of specialist, Accounts, Marketing, Repairs and Property Managers all with numerous years of experience in addition to street smart and knowledge of legislation.

    Blue Mountain Holiday Letting Management audited trust accounts ensure every cent is accounted for and still provide reports to you personally when needed, without cost.

    All for the competitive fee of just 4.4%, Tattersalls can manage your home and do that which you do best whilst enabling you to still take your time and on what you are doing best