Our Melbourne Share House Property Management Agreement Explained
Before You Sign a Property Management Agreement
When you appoint a property manager, you enter a formal legal relationship. The document that formalises this arrangement is a Property Management Agreement. It sets out the terms, responsibilities, authorities and fee structure for managing your property. An agreement is only the starting point. It sets out the rules on paper. It does not tell you how quickly the manager responds when something goes wrong, whether they understand share house compliance in Victoria, or whether you will hear from them proactively when things are running smoothly.
Key Items to Review in Any Property Management Agreement
Management Fee Structure
Maintenance Authorisation Limit
Inspection Frequency and Reporting
Leasing Fees and Additional Charges
How Our Agreements Differ from a Standard REA Management Agreement
Month-to-month terms with no lock-in and no exit fees
Performance-based fee: no rent collected means no management fee for that period
Room-by-room leasing authority, specifically designed for shared accommodation
Quarterly inspection schedule with photographic reports, as confirmed in the agreement
Maintenance authorisation limit agreed and documented before signing
Complete fee schedule provided upfront with no hidden charges
We make our standard management agreement available for review before you commit. We believe landlords should understand what they are signing before signing, not discover its contents afterwards.
Why Property Owners Trust Our Melbourne Share House Management Team
We help landlords maximise rental returns through professional property management, high occupancy, responsive support, and proactive tenant placement. Our experienced team manages every aspect of the leasing process, ensuring your property remains occupied, well-maintained, and performing at its best.