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Find reliable tenants with our rigorous screening process.
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Are you looking for reliable and professional property management firm in Adelaide?
Are you tired of dealing with late rent payments, maintenance issues, and unresponsive property managers? Are you worried that your property is not being well-cared for, or that you're not getting the best returns on your investment? Don't worry - Maple Lane Property is here to help.
With our comprehensive property management services, you can rest assured that your investment is in good hands. Our team of experienced property managers will take care of everything - from finding and screening tenants, to collecting rent, handling maintenance issues, and ensuring that your property is always in top condition. Plus, we'll provide you with regular updates and transparent reporting, so you can stay informed about how your property is performing.
Maximise my rental return.
Are your rental returns being maximised ?
Every so often, it is important to review your property, tenancy and property management agreement to ensure you are receiving the service you signed up for, and that most of all, your property is being well cared for and maintained.
Maple Lane Property offer a FREE health check on your investment property, for your peace of mind that things are running smoothy. If you feel they aren't running smoothly, we are here to help, and have a chat.
At your request, a few things that Maple Lane Property will look into for you are;
Is your tenant paying their rent on time, and in line with their tenancy agreement?
Is your property being well cared for by the tenant?
Is your property being well cared for by your Property Manager with all maintenance reported to you in a timely manner, to avoid unexpected costs and/or deterioration of your property?
Are you paying management fees in line with the level of service you are receiving from your property manager?
Are you getting the best rental price for your property? (FREE appraisal)
To generate a full report, all that we will need from you is;
Your full name, mobile number and email address to send the report to
A copy of your current tenant's ledger
A copy of a recent routine inspection report
A snapshot of the management fees that you are currently paying (these will be detailed in your management agreement)
In South Australia, tenants are legally obligated to pay their rent on time as outlined in their lease agreement. The lease agreement will specify the due date for rent payments and any late fees that may be incurred if rent is not paid on time.
Under the Residential Tenancies Act 1995 (SA), a tenant is required to pay rent in advance and on the due date specified in the lease agreement. Failure to pay rent on time can have serious consequences, including eviction and damage to their credit history.
A tenant's responsibility to look after a rental property will depend on the terms of the lease agreement between the tenant and the landlord. Generally, tenants are responsible for maintaining the cleanliness and order of the rental property, making repairs for any damage they cause, and using the property in a manner that does not cause damage or harm to the property or others.
In South Australia, landlords are required to maintain their rental properties in a reasonable state of repair and keep them fit for habitation. This means that they must ensure that the property is free from serious health and safety hazards, and that essential services such as electricity, gas, water, and sewage are functioning properly.
Additionally, landlords must comply with the South Australian Housing Improvement Regulation, which requires them to keep their rental properties in good condition, including:
Providing a working smoke alarm
Maintaining the structure and exterior of the property
Ensuring that the property is adequately ventilated and that windows can be opened
Maintaining plumbing and electrical systems
Keeping the property clean and free from vermin
If a tenant reports a repair issue, the landlord must attend to it in a reasonable time frame. If the landlord fails to attend to repairs in a timely manner, the tenant may be able to take legal action against the landlord.
Property management fees are the fees charged by property management companies or individual property managers for their services. These services can include things like rent collection, maintenance and repair coordination, lease enforcement, tenant screening, and financial reporting.
The fee structure for property management services can vary depending on the type of property, the complexity of the management tasks, and the location of the property.
Determining the right rent price can be a complex process that involves considering several factors. Some of the factors that you may need to take into account include the location of the property, the condition of the property, the size of the property, the demand for rental properties in the area, and any comparable properties in the area.
Additionally, you may want to consider the current market conditions, such as the state of the economy and the local job market, which can affect demand for rental properties and influence rent prices. You may also want to research local laws and regulations that can impact the maximum amount of rent that you can charge.
Ultimately, the right rent price is the one that is competitive with other properties in the area, covers your costs, and provides you with a reasonable return on your investment.
Is your tenant paying their rent on time, and in line with their tenancy agreement?
Is your property being well cared for by the tenant?
Is your property being well cared for by your Property Manager with all maintenance reported to you in a timely manner, to avoid unexpected costs and/or deterioration of your property?
Are you paying management fees in line with the level of service you are provided by your property manager?
Are you getting the best rental price for your property?