Service 02
Property Management
Own it. Don't run it.
Most owners end up as the coordinator — chasing the agent, the tenant and whoever handles repairs. We take the whole cycle and report on it monthly, so the only thing that reaches you is the statement.
Rent collection with structured escalation
Collection on schedule, and a defined escalation path the moment a payment slips. A late month handled in week one rarely becomes a lost quarter; a late month nobody chased usually does.
Renewals opened 90 days out
Renewal conversations start three months before expiry, while there is still time to re-let properly if the tenant declines. Starting on the expiry date is how void periods happen.
Scheduled inspections with photo reports
Routine inspections documented with dated photographs, so wear is evidenced over time rather than argued about at the end of a tenancy.
Repairs coordinated, not subcontracted away
Vetted electricians, plumbers and general trades on call for managed properties. Work is instructed, supervised and reported against your budget — you are not handed a phone number and left to it.
One consolidated monthly statement
Occupancy, income received, arrears outstanding and spend, on a single page. Not a folder of invoices to reconstruct yourself.
Common questions
- What does property management actually cover?
- Rent collection and arrears, renewals, tenant liaison, scheduled inspections, coordination of repairs, and monthly reporting to the owner.
- Do you manage properties you did not lease?
- Yes. We take over existing tenancies, including mid-term, and pick up the agreement as it stands.
- How often will I hear from you?
- A statement every month, plus contact whenever something needs your decision — an unusual repair, a renewal position, or an arrears escalation.