FAQS

We represent the tenant, a.k.a the renter, in the search, inspection and application process of a rental property. We are acting in the best interests of the renter, not the landlord, and are there to negotiate the terms of the Residential Tenancy Agreement on their behalf. A renters agent represents a renter in the same way a buyers agent represents a buyer.

The first step is to fill out our renter requirements form here. Remember to give us as much detail as possible. Once we receive this we will be in touch to go through your requirements in further detail and explain the next steps.

Depending on your criteria we will continue to search until we find you a new home. In the current market, it is taking us approximately 3-4 weeks from when we commence the search to secure a suitable property, however, we do not have a strict deadline for our service. 

We’re nearing three decades of knowledge and hands-on experience in property management. We have represented landlords for most of these years but have trained, coached and consulted to the industry more recently.

We know agents, and we know landlords. How they think, what their requirements are and how we can work together with them to source you a suitable property. We will represent you throughout this entire renting process, from searching and application submission to lease signing and further into the first 30 days of your tenancy.

Yes and no. You would have heard of buyer’s agents that have been around for a while now representing buyers. Renter’s agents are exactly the same, but for renters.

The Sydney rental market is very fast-paced so we recommend getting in touch with a renters agent 4-6 weeks before you are planning to move.

We do not find share houses, individual rooms or any short-term accommodation for clients. 

We help people find new rental homes in Sydney. This includes the Inner city, Lower and Upper North Shore, Northern Beaches, Eastern suburbs, and Inner West.