Property Management
Need help managing your property?
Hire an expert Property Manager
MICM's experienced Property Managers are experts in managing apartments in vertical buildings. They understand how important it is to add value during the advertising campaign, selecting the right tenant and maintaining your investment.
Our Property Managers focus on providing personalised, stress-free and professional service.
As a MICM client, you will benefit from:
- Our extensive database
- Largest leasing team in Victoria
- Office network
- Consistently low vacancy rates
- Multilingual team members
- Over 30 years of inner-city management services
From property presentations to carefully crafted listings, our suite of successful planning strategies and leasing processes achieve dynamic results. Place your property in capable hands today!
MICM - No.1 ranked agency on realestate.com.au!
Southbank (3006) & Melbourne (3000) combined, data from 1/7/2023 to 1/7/2024.
Frequently Asked Questions
MICM’s average time to lease an investment property varies, depending on market conditions. We make
sure your property has maximum market exposure through:
- Extensive online advertising
- Prominent signage
- Prominent office locations.
The above factors ensure that MICM has one of the lowest vacancy rates in Melbourne.
We aim to have a property consultant accompany all prospective renters during inspections. This means that our property consultants can answer any queries immediately and ensure that any facilities such as pools, gyms, tennis courts, security features and on site parking are identified.
Before any application will be considered, MICM conducts an extensive background check on every applicant, including:
- Confirmation of the applicant’s employment or source of income
- Confirmation of past and current rental provider/agent references
- Confirmation of the applicant’s identity through our ‘100 point’ check system
As your managing agent, MICM has a responsibility to inspect your investment property. We will conduct the following inspections:
- Prior to your tenant occupying the property
- Upon the renter vacating the property
- Every six months during the tenancy
- Additional inspections may be required during a tenancy to complete maintenance, property valuations or if the property is on the market for sale
You will hear from us as much or as little as you like. As a minimum, your property manager will contact you:
- Each week during a vacancy period
- When an application to lease the property is submitted.
- Each time a routine inspection is done (every six months)
- If the renter falls into rental arrears
- When it is time to review the rent
- When a renter gives notice that they will be vacating
Contact will occur via letter, email or phone. If you have a preferred method or frequency of contact please let us know and we will endeavour to communicate with you as advised.