How to rent out your property in Australia
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5 steps to renting out your property
Manage it yourself or hire a property manager?
It's a decision that many landlords consider. Here's what each option means in practice.
Self-manage (DIY)
Save the management fee. Invest your own time.
Hire a property manager
Pay around 5 to 10% of weekly rent. Get your time back.
Why use LocalAgentFinder to find the right property manager
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Frequently Asked Questions
While you can manage your property yourself, a property manager saves you time and reduces risk by handling legal compliance, tenant screening, rent collection, and maintenance. If you choose to hire one, LocalAgentFinder lets you quickly compare managers’ performance, fees, and customer reviews to find the right fit for your investment.
Typically, it takes a few weeks to find and secure a tenant. This timeframe varies based on local market demand, the time of year, your asking price, and how quickly applicant background checks are completed by your property manager.
Your rental price depends on local market demand, the size and condition of your home, and what similar properties nearby are currently renting for. To get an accurate price guide without guessing, you can request a rental appraisal through LocalAgentFinder to see what expert property managers expect your property to fetch.
You should start looking for a property manager about a month before your property is ready for tenants. This allows ample time to compare agents, complete a rental appraisal, capture professional photography, and launch your marketing campaign to minimize vacant days.



