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Originally posted by Mr K ↑

I am from Perth as well. This is one example in Perth. Basically you are giving away close to 2 months of rent.

Set-up Costs
Letting Fee 2 weeks rent plus GST
Property Condition Report $ 300.00
One off cost at the commencement of management. The ongoing report is automatically updated via the final bond
process. Cost determined by size i.e. studio apartment to executive home, photos included.
Title Search $ 24.00 per search
Audit requirement no cost if provided by owner
Tenant Reference Check $ 11.00 per adult
Only applicable if the tenant has rented property in Australia in the past 3 years

Ongoing Costs
Management 7.7 % of the gross collections
Final Bond Inspection $ 200.00
Cost determined by size i.e. studio apartment to executive home
Routine Inspection Reports $ 66.00
Postage and Petties $ 5.50 per month

Administration Costs
Lease Renewal / Negotiation $ 99.00
Annual Financial Summary $ 59.50 per report
Court Preparation & Attendance $ 165.00 per claim
Cost recoverable from most landlord insurance policies

Additional Charges
Professional Photography $ 150.00
One off expense photos supplied to owner
Featured Internet advertising $ 150.00 per month
Includes Feature Internet advertising & E-brochures
Fees and Charges are inclusive of GST unless otherwise shown

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So if all the landlords in fy2013 used real estate agents the fees involved would have amounted to $4.2 billion.
It's no wonder they might feel a little threatened

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