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I've analysed a lot of businesses in the past and having consulted to small business owners (in the hospitality field) it comes back down to overheads. Each business needs to assess their owner diminishing marginal rates of returns to find the position that best suits them. So for your...

That's why there is a surge in specialist property management companies now...we don't have to worry about the sales side.

In writing. Read your management agreement and understand what the obligations are that the agents owe to you. If they have not satisfied all their obligations to you, you can ask to be released earlier. If they don't give them notice anyway and seek new agents. Then once you have settled...

Why don't you ask what their qualifications are? It's a fact that this industry is littered with young inexperienced property managers....why don't you just ask them what their qualifications are? I met up with a new owner a few days ago and he asked me, but I was willing to tell him what my...

I've been with a few large property management companies and it does become less personable...not one person knows your property inately. And no one can make a decision on anything without shuffling it around a desk for weeks. When there is a major matter, no one wants to accept responsibility...

you can always test their email from the website.

Not all PM's are that bad! INVSTOR, sounds like you have a shocker! It comes back down to choosing the property manager - not the property management company name. There are still alot of cowboys in Brisbane - I know, I see it everyday... You as an owner should not have to remind your...