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Property Management 29 Mar 2018
Property Management From a Property Management viewpoint, branding covers personal branding of the Property Managers. Including signage, the office, the web site, profiles, uniforms, brochures, window cards and the properties that they're leasing out. If a home isn't well presented it'll reflect on the property manager and owner and also the real estate property manager business and won't attract the desired tenants. While some owners understand this and keep their houses well presented, others don't see the relevance. Things such as faded paint, overgrown trees, leaning fences etc. Really do put off tenants and your investment becomes the rent on the street. It may also mean the distinction between good tenants and the not so desirable applying for your property. Most repairs and upgrades is tax deductible and truly prevent further high maintenance costs. Your tenants will also appreciate the upgrades ensuring the tenants stay longer term which minimizes costs and gives you security. You may also consider that tax depreciation will ensure higher tax returns on your investment. It'd be worth contemplating some internal works between tenants as well. You might consider painting through the property, changing carpets or window accessories or re laying tiles or staining wooden floors. Every one of those items are really hard to do with tenants in the home. It's hard to predict how long someone will live in your property and no one wants to move a great tenant out to do renovations. Just doing one of those things between tenants at each change can increase your rental income. Whilst a good Property Manager will inform you of this, it still sometimes can help to see it for yourself so you could make an informed decision on routine maintenance and future budget or upgrade maintenance. Ask them to help with quotes, arrange tradesmen, organize key collection, even to pay bills on your behalf. Routine repairs: These are managed by the mill, wear and tear items. Routine repairs might be dripping taps, broken down air conditioners or a garage door that doesn't roll smoothly. Emergency repairs: These are unexpected and usually require immediate repair. Emergency repairs include hot water systems splitting\/exploding, a gas leak, plumbing backing up or bursting or securing the property. Future repairs: This is your long term list for things to do when you've the money or between tenants. Future repairs include things such as carpet replacement and painting as above. There's also another side to consider. Do not spend so much that you do not have an income. While it's lovely to make everybody happy, it's still an investment so every bell and whistle isn't necessary.
