Consumer News

By Tim McKibbin – REINSW CEO

Owning a residential investment property and renting it out is a big commitment and requires a lot of time and attention.

There are also many responsibilities that come with managing a residential property, which is why it is recommended that you engage a professional property manager.

There are a myriad of rules and regulations governing tenancies and if you are not aware of them, it could cost you money and cause problems.

 A professional property manager has the requisite experience and competencies to respond to obligations attaching to letting residential property.

The legislation governing residential rental is complex and no place for the DIY.

Property managers know the market and are able to maximise your rental return, and make you aware of any breaches you might be committing.