Bathurst Blog

Whether you are purchasing your first investment property or you are adding to your property portfolio you should consider retaining a property manager to keep on top of it for you. All of the exciting tasks of a landlord quickly become tedious for most owners, unless it’s your main business.

Your property manager will supervise your investment at minimal cost and optimise your investment income return. A manager will obtain a suitable tenant, arrange, advertise and supervise any open days, conduct interviews and do reference and financial checks. This doesn’t mean a managing agent has full control, the reality is your agent does the leg work but you still make the decisions you want to.

Raine & Horne Bathurst are experienced property managers and apart from keeping fully computerised financial and property records, providing monthly statements and payments to you and/or your accountants. We arrange urgent repairs using trusted and cost efficient tradesmen without needing to bother you. For bigger jobs, we get few quotes for you to select from, saving you the hassle. We have lists of trusted tradesmen at the ready. Most landlords find that property managers add value to their investment journey.

Regular maintenance inspections are carried out, and careful monitoring of your investment, tenants and property is standard. But the highlight is that we are on the spot to relet if a vacancy occurs and maintain income flow.