Switch to SPMG

Better management. Better communication.
Mornington Peninsula, Bayside, Casey.

Switch to SPMG

We make switching managers easy

If you’re not getting the communication or attention you expect from your property manager, switching is easier than you think. SPMG handles the entire handover, ensuring a smooth transition with no disruption to your property or renters.

Switch to SPMG

Better management.

If you’re not getting the communication, attention or confidence you expect from your current property manager, changing agents can be easier than you think.

SPMG takes care of the handover for you, making the transition simple while ensuring your property and tenancy continue to be properly managed throughout the change.

Switch to SPMG

Property management that stays one step ahead.

If you’re constantly following up, dealing with different people or finding out about problems after they’ve escalated, your property management is creating more work than it should.

Good management should protect your investment, keep you informed and stay ahead of the things that can cost you time and money.

  • One person accountable

    Stop repeating yourself to a new property manager.

    Frequent staff changes mean lost knowledge, inconsistent communication and having to explain your expectations all over again.

    With SPMG, Sally manages your property directly, so you know who is responsible and who to call.

  • Proactive management

    Small problems shouldn’t become expensive ones.

    Good property management is about noticing issues early and acting on them. Regular inspections, clear renter communication and proactive follow-up help protect your property and avoid unnecessary costs.

  • Clear communication

    You shouldn’t have to chase your property manager.

    You should know what’s happening with your investment without having to continually ask. SPMG keeps communication clear, responsive and easy to follow.

  • Careful renter management

    Good management starts with the right renter.

    Careful renter selection, clear expectations and consistent management throughout the tenancy help protect your property and your rental income.

Switching is simpler
than you think.

We handle the process for you and liaise with your current agent so you don’t have to worry about a thing.

How we make it easy

1

We chat
with you

We discuss your property, what’s working, what isn’t and what you’d like from your property manager.
2

We manage
the change

We contact your current agent and take care of the paperwork and handover, keeping the process simple for you.
3

Smooth
transition

We review the tenancy, property records and important details so we understand exactly where everything stands.
4

Ongoing
management

From there, Sally takes responsibility for your property, keeping you informed and staying on top of what needs to happen next.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I change property managers while my property is tenanted?

    Yes. An existing tenancy does not generally prevent an owner from changing property management agencies. The tenancy itself continues while responsibility for managing it is transferred from one agency to another.

  • Do I need to wait until my current management agreement ends?

    Not necessarily. Your existing management agreement will contain the terms that apply to ending the appointment, including any required notice period. SPMG can review where things currently stand before you make a decision.

  • Will changing property managers disrupt my tenant?

    Changing agencies does not mean starting the tenancy again. The goal is to make the management handover as straightforward as possible for both the owner and tenant, with the relevant information and ongoing management responsibilities transferred across.

  • Do I have to tell my current property manager that I’m leaving?

    There is a formal process involved in ending a management appointment. Before doing anything, it is worth understanding the requirements of your current agreement so the change can be handled correctly.

  • What happens to the property’s records when I change agencies?

    Relevant property and tenancy information needs to be transferred as part of the management handover from your current agent, SPMG will audit the file once received and confirm all records are received. This can include tenancy documentation, inspection records, maintenance information and other records required for the ongoing management of the property.

  • What if I’m unhappy with my current property manager but I’m not sure whether I should switch?

    You can speak with SPMG before making a decision. It can be useful to identify exactly what isn’t working, whether that is communication, responsiveness, maintenance, reporting or the overall level of service, and understand what changing managers would involve.

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