Clear communication for your investment property

Talk with Natgroup about leasing, rent collection, inspections and maintenance coordination. We will explain the service available for your property, the fees and your point of contact.

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At Natgroup we take the hassle out of managing your rental property. Here's what we do differently:

• A clear focus on the day-to-day care of your rental property.
• Open and honest communication.
• Strong focus on delivering outstanding customer service.
• Keep you updated with news on the property market in your area.

Looking for a new property manager? Here's how we can help:

• Find qualified high-quality tenants.
• Discuss a rent strategy informed by the current market.
• Monitor rent payments and follow up when needed.
• Help care for your investment through communication and practical management.
• Conduct thorough regular routine inspections.
• Provide you with regular, honest and open communication.

Go on-line to view your statements

As a landlord you will have on-line access to your statements through our website.

Key benefits of working with Natgroup Property Management:

• Better communication and management because we care
• 100% focus on being the best in property management versus a jack of all trades
• We discuss rental performance and the practical needs of your investment
• We discuss leasing, maintenance costs and tenant applications with owners
• We understand the worry and anxiety a poor tenant can cause you
• We coordinate repairs and keep owners informed
• We carry out inspections in line with the management agreement and report relevant issues
• We work with you on practical responses to management issues

Considering a change of property manager?

If you want more reliable communication or a different approach to managing your investment, talk with us about what is happening now and what you would like to improve.

We can explain a proposed handover and the information needed from your current agent. Check the notice and termination terms in your existing management agreement before making a change; they can differ between agreements.

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