Providing your references are aware of your application and communicate the details, we strive to have the application fully processed within 24 hours.

No. You can only collect key the day your lease starts or after.

When you first move in you pay bond and two weeks rent. Those two weeks pays you for that fortnightly period. Two weeks later rent is due again that next rental payment pays rent for the next fortnight and so on. If the rent continues to be paid regularly and each fortnight, the final rental payment is due and payable two weeks prior to the lease end date.

No. All pet applications must be requested in writing to your property manager and approval received before purchasing a pet.

If your lease is due to be expiring you will need to discuss with your property manager if you wish to remain in the property. It is important for you to discuss whether or not you want to continue living in the property with your property manager well before the expiry date of your lease, which allows everyone to make the necessary plans and arrangements. Should you wish to vacate the premises you need to provide a minimum of two weeks written formal notice.

If you are in a fixed term lease then nothing will change, you r lease is secured. If you are living in the property periodically then you may be given the appropriate notice to vacate the property if the purchaser is wishing to live in the property.

You need to advise your property manager of all requests for maintenance in writing via our maintenance form or an email. It is essential that you do not attempt to repair things yourself - you have a responsibility to advise your property manager of any maintenance matters that require attention.

Emergency repairs are required when the occupants' health and safety - or the property itself - is threatened. You should urgently try to contact your property manager. If you are unable to make contract you will need to call the emergency trades list provided to you.

No. Any alterations to the property must be requested to your property manager in writing and can only be actioned once approval has been received.

We accept EFT online transfer or cash in the office

You will need to contact your property manager as soon as possible to explain the reason why and when the expected payment will be made. Communication is essential in this situation and it is important for you to continue to keep us informed of your circumstances.