Property Management Perth | Semple Property Group

Yes, Perth property management fees are tax-deductible, as long as you are using your investment property for rental purposes. You can also claim:

• Cost of repairs and damages. Keep in mind this does not refer to general improvements to the property
• Home loan interest
• Strata fees
• Property depreciation

Our Perth property managers can help:

• Market your property
• Source high-quality tenants
• Collect rent
• Collect and lodge bond payments
• Carry out rent inspections
• Arrange maintenance and repairs
• Deal with any conflicts, such as late rent collection or rent termination
• Manages any tenant complaints

You will need to pay for any maintenance or repairs carried out on your property. Repairs will be communicated to you prior to being carried out, except in the case of an emergency, in which case your property manager may pay for repairs on your behalf for later reimbursement – but only to a limit predetermined by you. Our Perth property management team has a fantastic network of maintenance and repairmen, meaning you’ll get quality work at a great price every time.

You’ll have to submit a written notice to your existing property manager stating that you won’t be renewing your contract. Keep in mind any contractual agreements that may prevent you from leaving before a certain date, and also pay attention to any notice times outlined – some contracts will require up to 90 days’ notice. Once you’ve submitted your written notice, give us a call and we can completely take care of the handover for you.

The weekly rental amount is based on recent evidence for the area and the level of demand for certain properties. We also discuss this as a team to ensure that we achieve the best possible outcome for the owner.

The property is inspected after the first 6 weeks of a new tenancy and then every 3 months. We are not able to exceed 4 routine inspections per year. This is a condition of the Residential Tenancies Act.

Tenants are advised that rent is to be paid in advance at the commencement of their tenancy. Semple Property Group provides a reminder via text message when a tenant falls 2 days behind in rent. If the rent still remains unpaid, a breach notice is issued to the tenant. This generally has a positive result, however, should the rent still remain unpaid, a termination notice is given to the tenant for vacant possession within 7 days. Following this process and time frame a tenant should not exceed 21 days of arrears before rent is up to date or they vacate the property. The beauty of getting property management in Perth is that you don’t have to deal with it – we’ve got it all covered.

We aim to have a maximum of 7 days of your property being vacant. The property is advertised and home opens completed to ensure the property is leased within the shortest possible vacancy period.