At Murray Property, much work is done to market your property and find a tenant – long before the ‘For lease’ sign is placed outside.
- Professional marketing
To ensure your property stands out from competitors, Murray Property takes every step to showcase it to prospective tenants. Our marketing initiatives include:- Professional photography.
- Detailed and informative description of your property.
- Database of prospective tenants sourced through our contacts with relocation agents and corporate clients.
- For lease signboards.
- Internet marketing on leading real estate websites (domain.com.au realestate.com.au, murrayproperty.com.au).
- Social media promotion on appropriate Murray Property profiles – Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, Instagram and Google Plus.
- Superior tenant selection
We apply the following six-step screening process to every rental applicant:- Screening through national tenant database.
- Contact with former and current landlords for references.
- Verification of the applicant’s employment and income.
- Direct contact with the applicant’s employer as a character reference.
- Obtain 100 points of identification from each applicant.
- Source personal references for each applicant.
Once we believe the application is ready to present, we contact you for a decision. You will have the final say about who rents your property. We only recommend individuals who have all the characteristics of a good tenant who will look after your property.
5 ways to prepare your property for marketing
- Clean – remove scuff marks and stains from walls and floors; clean and polish windows and utility areas to de-age your property
- Beautify – repair minor damages, refresh paintwork and replace broken fittings to enhance looks and function
- Declutter – remove mess, wires, gadgets and surplus items from rooms, balconies and garden, to showcase your property’s true proportions
- Embellish – adorn select surfaces with flowers, artworks and ornaments to add emotion; deodorise the property with subtle scents
- Brighten – use mirrors and lights to optically enlarge a space; open doors to bring in the natural light.