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Property ownership can generate consistent returns, but it also involves ongoing costs. One of the most significant expenses is the fee you pay to a property management company. These professionals handle rent collection, tenant communication, mainte…

Managing property finances requires more than collecting rent and paying bills. To make informed decisions, you need a structured way to record, organise and report every financial transaction across your portfolio. This is where a chart of accounts …

Managing a property portfolio involves constant coordination, time-sensitive decisions, and clear communication between stakeholders. The right tools can help simplify this complexity and allow you to focus on delivering a high standard of service. M…

SaaS (Software as a Service) solutions have transformed traditional property management. These SaaS property management software systems offer increased efficiency, cost-effectiveness, and data accessibility. For property management organisations aim…

An agency agreement is a legally binding contract between a real estate agent and a client. It outlines essential information about the property, the service being provided, and the terms of engagement. Key information that usually appears in an agen…

Managing financial responsibilities in real estate involves more than just rent collection and maintenance. A critical component is how you handle funds that do not belong to your business. For that, you need a clear understanding of trust accounts. …

Managing a profitable rental portfolio means staying on top of leases, income, tenants, and trends. That’s where a rent roll comes in. This essential document gives you a clear view of how your properties are performing, allowing you to make decision…

We’re counting down the days to the End of Financial Year. While property managers don’t exactly look forward to this time of the year, we can all agree that preparation is key to achieving a less stressful situation come 30 June. To help you tick ou…