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 Quality Property Management with Elevate Realty

I’ll find the right tenant for your property, set the right foundations for the tenancy (to reduce the risks of future problems), handle maintenance and, most importantly, preempt potential problems before they become big issues.

I’ll make sure you meet your legal advertising requirements, capture the target market, and give you back your time.

Routine, entry and exit reports are an important part of safeguarding your property to make sure it’s maintained throughout the tenancy.

An investment property appraisal is an estimate of a property’s rental return, which helps the bank understand your ability to make mortgage repayments. We can discuss your appraisal in conjunction with our competitive property management fees in Adelaide that will leave you with a greater level of service and investment return.

I can help you with start-of-lease documents, termination notices, breach notices, entry condition reports and more.

If you’re getting involved with the tribunal, it’s invaluable to have an experienced property manager to advise you and help with SACAT applications.

In Adelaide, the most common property management fee is the commission fee. Typically, this fee is a percentage of the weekly rent and can range from 7% to 10%. It's essential to compare different property management companies to find one that offers a competitive rate while providing quality services.

Leasing fees are charged when a new tenant is found for your property. In Adelaide, this fee usually amounts to one or two weeks' rent. This fee covers the costs associated with advertising the property, conducting open inspections, and processing tenancy applications.

Regular property inspections are vital to ensure your property remains in good condition. Some property management companies charge a separate fee for these inspections, while others include them in their overall management package. Typically, inspection fees range from $50 to $100 per inspection.

Administration fees cover the cost of managing the day-to-day administrative tasks associated with your property. These can include processing rent payments, sending statements, and handling correspondence with tenants. In Adelaide, these fees are generally nominal, often around $5 to $10 per month.

While not a direct management fee, maintenance and repair costs are an essential consideration. Property managers often charge an additional fee for coordinating repairs, which might be a percentage of the repair cost or a flat fee. It's crucial to clarify how these costs are handled in your management agreement.