Property Management Built Around Clarity and Care
Effective property management requires clear communication, consistent processes, and genuine attention to the details that affect both landlords and tenants.
Lavida manages residential investment properties with the same considered approach applied to all of our services — personal involvement, clear reporting, and proactive communication.
Our Management Services
- Tenant selection and screening
- Lease preparation and management
- Rent collection and arrears management
- Routine inspections
- Maintenance coordination
- Compliance support
- Financial reporting
- Rental reviews
- Property presentation advice
- Handover from another agency
A transparent onboarding process.
Transferring property management should be straightforward. Lavida manages the transition process to minimise disruption for both landlords and tenants.
Initial property review
We review the property, its current condition, and any existing tenancy arrangements.
Rental assessment
We provide a current rental appraisal based on the property and the local market.
Management proposal
We present a clear management proposal outlining our services and approach.
Authority and documentation
We prepare the management authority and any required documentation.
Tenant and property handover
We manage the transition from the previous manager or owner, including tenant communication and records.
Ongoing reporting and communication
We provide regular reporting and remain available to discuss any matters as they arise.
Management fees are discussed during the proposal stage. [DO NOT PUBLISH FEE PERCENTAGES UNTIL SUPPLIED AND APPROVED]
Understand what your property could achieve in the current rental market.
A rental appraisal provides an independent assessment of your property's rental potential — without any obligation to proceed.
Request a Rental Appraisal
Ready to discuss property management?
Whether you are selling a property, managing an investment, preparing a business for sale, considering an acquisition, or reviewing your Owners Corporation arrangements, the first step is a clear conversation.