4 Common mistakes landlords can make when not using a Property Manager
- Rushing to pick a tenant and not adequately vetting prospective tenants.
- Not understanding what ‘maintenance’ is paid for by a Landlord verse a Tenant.
- Forgetting to implement Landlord Insurance as well as Building/Contents Insurance.
- Failing to keep accurate records of all property related expenses to maximise their tax deductions.
Using a Property Manager reduces stress and makes renting your property simple and easy. Ask our premium property management team how we can help you today.
Written by
Michael Hehir
Director & Financial Consultant
Michael has worked in the financial services industry for 2 decades and has vast experience across multiple areas including, Salary Packaging, Mortgage Broking, Investment Properties, Shares, Insurance and Superannuation.
Through Michael's extensive Consulting career at FAA, he has specialised in working with State and Local Government employees on their long-term retirement goals.
Michael has a young family on the Sunshine Coast and a passion for technology and sport for his kids.
