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Thanks for the heads up, oh the joy of relocating :eek:

Hi, I'm hoping someone can help me, We are relocating and are packing our own shipping container and arranging to have it picked up by a trucking firm and delivered it to a holding yard for 2 weeks until we can shift into our house. Does anyone have any suggestions or recommendations for an...

Hope the house was built to plan :)

What's the weekly rental on the property?

Attach a brace in such a way that it is not a trip hazard if you're worried about it

Not having a tenant in the house for a month or losing a good tenant can make the cost of an a/c look cheap. Cost of A/C adds value to rental property, offset against your tax anyway Can attract better rent, keep good tenants. I don't see it as an unreasonable request Just my opinion

Like all good businesses, you have to pass on the costs. The Local Gov and State Gov know this, but they are going to get more money too, so they don't care..

Thanks for everyone's input, have decided to continue with what is listed at this stage and see how it goes. All feedback from others is that the PM is very good at their job, so we'll see how we go. We don't mind paying a little bit more if it's reflected in the service.

That's plus the 5% rent collection commission plus GST, which ends up @ 9.35% per $100 of the rental income. Should I expect to pay more?

Thanks sharpcq for your thoughts on that, I'll take it on board,the reasoning is they have to do up the paperwork, processing fee and suring up the tenants ect. :) The situation we are in, is that we are taking on a PM from a house that we have just purchased.

Hi everyone, I'm trying to get my head around this PM agreement, and was wondering if you more experienced people out there could run an eye over it, to see if anything was glaringly obvious that I should be cautious of, and give me some feed back. Thankyou

An idea might be to put something in place like including the pool cleaning in the rental charge and have the tenant to pay for the chemicals if required. That way you know the pool is being kept in a serviceable condition.

Hi, I found this thread as well as other threads on the same site interesting. http://forum.homeone.com.au/viewtopic.php?f=7&t=34645 HTH Cheers