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There has been a debate for a while regarding whether there's a requirement of a house manager to look after 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 a home manager A property manager can be looked at as a buffer between tenants and landlords. Property managers are hired by Landlords to handle their investment property and ensure that this rent is being paid and care will be taken. These managers are hired by landlords to manage an advert or residential parcel with regard to some regulations and rules. Holiday accommodation in Blue Mountains has their Dedicated Asset Management Division that goes past the reach of the local corner property to guarantee the investment property is constantly performing on their behalf. A few things that that Tattersalls Real Estate do for landlords are: Advertise properties through the 2 major real estate platforms. Realestate.com.au and Domain.com.au Extensive tenant screening, background checks, National Tenancy Database checks, Chronological audit from the tenants past rentals and employment. Manage financial accounts and produce statements Pay outgoing on behalf from the Landlord Receive and disburse rent from your audited trust accounts Complete Quarterly property inspections with photos Complete random curb side inspections to make sure there are no extra people staying in the exact property Source and organise tradespeople for performing repair and maintenance jobs Ensure all works and notices are in accordance with NSW legislation. Property Management Property Management The Landlord Occasionally, tenants possess the 'Tall Poppy Syndrome' in terms of how they see their Landlords and a property manager is the perfect buffer to reduce this and help to say 'No' when needed, in order to ensure all notice has been honored when serving breach notices for failure to pay rent or ensure care for the exact property. Managing a couple of properties may be time-consuming and expensive and quite often lead to an unproductive method of managing assets. Having to visit open inspections, routine inspections or visit the house each time there is a repair issue. That's what the house manager does for Landlords, is take all of the stress out in the process. The real difference The real difference is, Tattersalls Real Estate's Dedicated Asset Management Division can find better tenants even as we have access to the two major real estate domains that happen to be expensive for someone managing only a few properties. Often Landlords could only advertise their particular properties on Gumtree and so on, which unfortunately receives tenants who're very likely to have no or poor rental history. When hiring Tattersalls, you've got a team of specialist, Accounts, Marketing, Repairs and Property Managers with numerous years of experience together with street smart and knowledge of legislation. Our audited trust accounts ensure every cent is included and supply reports for your requirements as needed, at no cost. All for your competitive fee of just 4.4%, Tattersalls can manage your property and do what we should do best whilst helping you to still take your time as well as on what you need to do best