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Owning an investment property can be a rewarding long-term investment, but successful property ownership requires more than simply collecting rent. Understanding your legal obligations, maintaining your property, selecting quality renters and staying informed about market conditions all play an important role in protecting your investment and maximising rental returns.
At Verdi Property Management, we have created this comprehensive Rental Property Guide to help rental providers understand the property management process and make informed decisions throughout the lifecycle of their investment property.
Many rental providers underestimate the amount of time and expertise required to successfully manage an investment property.
A professional property manager can help you:
At Verdi Property Management, property management is our sole focus, allowing us to provide proactive management tailored to each investment property.
Preparing your investment property correctly can significantly improve renter demand and reduce vacancy periods.
Before advertising your property, consider:
Well-presented properties typically lease faster and attract higher-quality applicants.
Selecting the right renter is one of the most important decisions a rental provider will make.
Our comprehensive screening process includes:
Quality renter selection reduces risk and contributes to long-term tenancy success.
Victorian rental legislation continues to evolve.
Rental providers should understand their obligations regarding:
Professional property management helps ensure ongoing compliance.
Are you looking for a property manager? Our team look forward to hearing from you
Reducing Vacancy Periods
Vacant properties generate no rental income.
Our leasing strategy focuses on:
Reducing vacancy is one of the most effective ways to improve investment performance.
End of Tenancy
When a tenancy ends, we coordinate:
Our structured process helps minimise downtime between tenancies.
Thinking About Changing Property Managers?
Changing property managers is often much easier than rental providers expect.
Verdi Property Management can assist with:
Our experienced team manages the process from start to finish with minimal disruption.
How much does property management cost?
Management fees vary depending on the level of service provided. When comparing agencies, consider the overall value, communication, inspection processes and expertise rather than focusing solely on fees.
How often should rent be reviewed?
Rental properties should generally be reviewed annually to ensure rental income remains aligned with current market conditions and legislative requirements.
How often are routine inspections completed?
Routine inspections are carried out in accordance with Victorian rental legislation and provide valuable insights into the condition of your investment property.
Can I change property managers during a tenancy?
Yes. In most cases, rental providers can change property managers during an existing tenancy, subject to their management authority agreement.
Do I need landlord insurance?
While not legally required, landlord insurance is strongly recommended to help protect against risks such as rent default, malicious damage and legal liability.
Find out the rental value of your property with our FREE rental appraisal from Verdi Property Management.
We provide an accruate rental appraisal for your property with reference to:
– Comparable properties in the area
– Currently available rental properties
– Recently leased properties
– Median rental price in your suburb
Rental appraisals can be provided for the following:
– Bank valuations
– Lease renewals
– Change of management
– Rent reviews
As property management specialists, we have extensive knowledge of the Geelong rental market. We manage properties across Geelong and surrounding suburbs, including:
Our understanding of local rental demand, market trends, and tenant expectations allows us to provide accurate rental advice and effective leasing strategies.