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In: General Interest, Real Estate

Contributed By: Jane Garcia on

RAAS Property Group, proudly announces a significant milestone in its journey with the unveiling of new brand name Ras360 Property Solutions, and the launch of a new sales division dedicated to Accommodation business sales. This is a momentous occasion in the company’s 21-year history, a pioneer in the brokerage of Management Rights and specialist in apartment and townhouse sales, and signifies commitment to offering complete Residential and Accommodation Property Solutions. Ras360 is poised to challenge the industry with its expansion of services and capability into a more diverse range of asset classes including Hotels, Motels, Pubs & Caravan Parks. At the helm of this excitingRead More →

In: General Interest, The Management Rights Market

Contributed By: Jane Garcia on

Today we are talking about an essential aspect of managing your management rights business: Top-ups. Today we are going to hear from Mike O’Farrell from MLR Services who is going to share his top tips on how to streamline the Top-Up process and maximise your success. Meet Mike O’ Farrell Mike O’Farrell mikeof@mlrservices.com.au0418 193 708 After joining the management and letting rights industry in 1991, Mike has been actively involved in body corporate’s for many years. He understands the complexities of shared occupancy and has seen disputes between residents, contractors and bodies corporate escalate into financially disastrous situations. Mike established MLR Services to help residents,Read More →

In: Real Estate, REIQ

Contributed By: REIQ on

The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) has warned the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024 (the Bill) introduced today, contains some extreme, unnecessary, and impractical reforms. REIQ CEO Antonia Mercorella said it was disappointing to see legislative change being touted as the solution to the rental crisis when there is universal agreement that we need to encourage new supply. She said the most alarming reforms in the Bill relate to: ·     The proposal to attach rent increase limits to the property rather than the tenancy agreement; and ·     A tenant’s right to ask for structural changes to a property and an owner beingRead More →

In: Real Estate, REIQ

Contributed By: REIQ on

The Real Estate Institute of Queensland (REIQ) is welcoming today’s announcement from the Attorney General that mandatory continuing professional development (CPD) will be imposed on real estate practitioners in Queensland. As the law currently stands, real estate practitioners are required to undertake initial educational training, however there are no ongoing educational and training requirements despite the increasingly complex legal and regulatory landscape they operate in. REIQ CEO Antonia Mercorella said as a strong advocate for the establishment of an annual CPD regime for a decade, it was momentous for the REIQ to see it come to fruition. “As the peak body for real estate professionals,Read More →

In: Real Estate

Contributed By: @Realty on

SPECIALISING IN TOWNHOUSE AND UNIT SALES Rigby Property Group led by Scott & Kelley Rigby is a Residential Real Estate Agency specialising in the unique market of Townhouse and Unit sales throughout Brisbane and the Gold Coast.. At Rigby Property Group, we provide our managers with the assurance that they are working with an agency that not only comprehends their business model and priorities but also possesses an unparalleled passion for the Management Rights Industry. Rooted in strong family values, Rigby Property Group challenges the norms of traditional agencies. Their success is defined not only by achieving exceptional results for clients but also by creatingRead More →

In: General Interest, Legal

Contributed By: Hynes Legal on

Three takeaways: Hills to die on in management rights We often talk about the ‘hills to die on’ in management rights. And while that’s obviously colloquial, sometimes in management rights relationships there are times when you have to take a stand — and there are other times when you should roll over because it’s not worth the grief.  Reimbursement of expenses is one of those things.  Spinning out over spending Resident Managers often look at their agreements and argue they’ve got spending authority for $500 or $1000 per item or month; yet the body corporate is saying they can’t spend that money.  The reality isRead More →

In: Accounting and Finance, General Interest

Contributed By: Mike Phipps Finance on

I remarked to the managing director recently that the pursuit of perfection could drive a man insane. Yeah, I know, it’s a short drive. Her retort suggested that, through her presence, I had indeed succeeded in such a quest and miraculously I had remained mildly rational. For it is received wisdom that the MD is perfect and I should thank my lucky stars for her continued indulgence. I chose to reply with an ill-advised “beauty is in the eye of the beholder” remark. I’m sure that once I regain full use of my faculties and have the stitches removed, I will reflect and regret inRead More →

In: The Management Rights Market

Contributed By: Nick Buick on

It’s been a HECK of a year for Resort Brokers in 2023. The firm is going from strength to strength with a swag of accolades bestowed upon them at the podium this year. They (Namely, Alex Cook) claimed the ARAMA TOP Award for 2023, in October they were on the stage again claiming THE Award as voted by onsite managers for their 5th year running (an achievement that borders on boring at this point), and last Saturday I was thrilled to see Alex Cook of Resort Brokers take out the REIQ Awards For Excellence. This was indeed an interesting (albeit well deserved) turn-of-events for the ResortRead More →

In: Facilities Management, Motels and Hospitality

Contributed By: Nick Buick on

Titans of Management Rights, Steven West and Marisa Millane have joined forced to create a Management Rights training institute: Ottro Management Rights Academy. Set up with the goal of providing entrants with the skillset necessary to flourish within Queensland’s highly unique management rights industry. It’s a bold, ground-breaking, and much needed venture to help upskill those who seek to work within this vibrant and exciting industry. Watch the introduction video to find out more or go to ottro.com.au . Enrol today!Read More →

In: Accounting and Finance, General Interest

Contributed By: Mike Phipps Finance on

The Managing Director and I recently returned from a sojourn to Canada and Alaska. Our mission, as I’m sure some of you will appreciate, was to use some Covid cancellation credits and continue our plan to spend every last cent before we fall off the twig. Hmmm, Covid credits. Whatever happened to Covid? We seem to have gone from being locked in our houses clinging to our last square of toilet paper with the stormtroopers outside to no longer being too worried about the dreaded plague. Talk about mass hysteria. Might be lessons in all that for the current wailing over other expected catastrophic crises,Read More →

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