Your property is in good hands
By entrusting the management of your property to Current Real Estate, you’ll benefit from our wealth of experience operating within the complicated realms of legislation. We have a deep understanding of the Residential Tenancies & Rooming Accommodation Act, Building and Property Maintenance, Neighbourhood Issues, Insurance Claims, QCAT Claims (Court House is Opposite our Office) and so on.
We’ve managed properties through droughts, floods, cyclones, recessions, booms, low vacancy and high vacancy. We can offer suggestions on market-appropriate rents to minimise vacancy and costs. We believe well-resourced management is the best way to improve your returns, and not be tempted by reduced fees that often come at a cost.
Wherever
you're going,
we're with you.
Managing property with ease
Did you know that only 30% of all landlords have more than one property? While a common idea may be to get started with building a portfolio, there are some barriers in the way. Therefore, an experienced property management team is a very important part of your investment strategy.
Current Real Estate has vast experience in guiding owners through the process of onboarding tenants and setting up properties to be leased.
New properties
Tax deductions on new property is what helps you, the owner, maintain your financial cash-flow. While there is a deduction schedule applicable on all houses built after 1979, there is also a capital works deduction of 4% per year for the new build. We help you understand all this by connecting you with a quantity surveyor.
Another important thing to remember is that there are more activities involved in finalising and leasing a new house than first thought. Things like arranging NBN connection, bins, initial cleaning, and noting all the appliance warranties. Your agent can help with understanding the finalisation and defects procedure. We can also connect you with the Council and utilities providers.
Ask us about all the things to address before renting, items that assist in the liveability and rentability of your property. Remember, the idea is to set up the property for the next ten plus years, enabling a long-term tenancy, with fewer issues.
In short, from tenant selection to rent advisory and repairer referrals, your Current property manager is here to help.