Minyama property management

We’ll look at comparable rentals, what’s available now and your property’s condition, layout, parking and features. A canalfront house needs different comparisons from an apartment. Brandi’s team will explain the suggested asking rent and the evidence behind it. An appraisal is not a guarantee of rent or occupancy.

Speak with us about your Minyama house, apartment or townhouse. We’ll check what’s included and what needs looking after, such as a pool, pontoon or garden. For an apartment, we’ll also look at parking, building access, body corporate rules and shared facilities. Your written management agreement will set out the service for your property.

Start with the address, availability, current tenancy details and planned repairs. For a waterfront home, add records for the pontoon, jetty or revetment wall where relevant. For a unit or townhouse, include body corporate information and allocated parking. Queensland rental properties must meet minimum housing standards at the start of and throughout a tenancy. We can discuss the checks your property needs.

An existing tenancy does not automatically prevent a change of manager. The process depends on your current management agreement and notice requirements. Share the agreement with Brandi to discuss timing and the transfer of tenancy records, keys, rent information and outstanding maintenance. Read our guide to switching property managers before giving notice.

Ask us for a written proposal and full fee schedule. We’ll explain what’s covered by the ongoing management fee and any separate leasing, advertising or other charges, so you can compare the service and costs before deciding.

Brandi Wilson or someone from our property management team will be in touch. We’re based at 28 Parkana Crescent in nearby Buddina. If you’d prefer to call, you can reach Brandi on 0401 304 734.