To make things a little easier, our real estate experts from all across Australia have worked together to create a suite of fantastic guides, information booklets and videos.

“We understand that when it comes to real estate, there are many things to consider. We wanted to develop a portal where Australian families could visit and find all the information they need to assist them to make the best decisions possible when it comes to their next property move” said Professionals Group CEO Glyn Morgan.

“That is why we created the website www.REinsider.com.au.” he said. A free community resource powered by Professionals Real Estate, bringing you hints, tips and up to date property information direct from industry insiders.

Whether you’re considering buying a new property, selling your home, leasing an investment property, renting a house or would even like to get some ideas on how you could add value to your home for a future sale, there is something in this website for you.

The website portal is now live and available for viewing, so if you’re thinking property, get some insider hints from industry professionals. Visit REinsider.com.au.

Our 365 things to do in Wagga blog does just this as it covers a broad range of things to do while in Wagga. From gourmet cooking classes and social rides, to paintball and the famous Gumi race, we cover everything that makes us interesting and unique.

Read on for some great ideas on what you can do here in Wagga, and, if you have some ideas of your own that aren’t yet published, feel free to let us know.

Click on the below links to read our full posts.

365 things to do in Wagga # 1 – 20
A short overview on the first 20 things to do and see in Wagga Wagga.

365 things to do in Wagga #21 – Have a gander at the geese
Let your inner child loose and go play with a goose down by the Wollundry Lagoon.

365 things to do in Wagga #22 – Thirsty Crow
If you’re looking for a waterhole to quench your thirst, the Thirsty Crow is your answer, with brewery tours, wood-fired pizzas and a 500 litre brewery taking centre stage.

365 things to do in Wagga #23 – Romano’s presents Loren
Providing some of the best entertainment to hit our shores (the Murrumbidgee shores of Wagga that is), Romano’s Hotel is the place to see live entertainment and world-class DJs.

365 things to do in Wagga #24 – Gourmet cooking classes with Food I Am
Fine tune your culinary cooking techniques with Food I Am’s gourmet cooking classes.

365 things to do in Wagga #25 – Project Paintball
If you feel like shooting something…or someone… then Project Paintball can assist. Suit up; then shoot ‘em up paintball style.

365 things to do in Wagga #26 – Australia Day celebrations
An annual conundrum many of us face…what to do on Australia Day. Here we delve into the many options in Wagga Wagga.

365 things to do in Wagga #27 – Give the gift of life
Although not unique to Wagga, giving blood is a great way to give back to the community and help those in need. Donate today at the Wagga Wagga Donor Centre.

365 things to do in Wagga #28 – Fishing for a cause
It’s that time of year again for Wagga’s annual Classic Charity Fishing Competition, held the first weekend of February. Dust off your rods and get ready for a great day of fun, fishing and an abundance of prizes on offer.

365 things to do in Wagga #29 – Urban Harvest fruit and vegie swap
Going bananas about your bananas? Then maybe you should swap them for some oranges at the Urban Harvest fruit and vegie swap.

365 things to do in Wagga #30 – Art classes with Best Street Studios
Let your inner artist loose and realise your true potential in a fun and interactive environment at Best Street Studios.

365 things to do in Wagga #31 – Social riding with Bicycle Wagga Wagga
Put your foot to the pedal and go ride a bike with Bicycle Wagga Wagga, a group of cyclists who want to share the enjoyment of cycling socially.

365 things to do in Wagga #32 – Learn to fly
Every wondered what it would feel like to fly? Expand your horizons and earn your wings with the Wagga Air Centre.

365 things to do in Wagga #33 – Enjoy a high tea
Whether you’re a lady or not, don’t let it hold you back from enjoying a delightful high tea here in Wagga Wagga.

365 things to do in Wagga #34 – Forum 6 silver screen classics
Forum 6 Cinema is bringing back the magic of traditional cinema with their Silver Screen events. Take a step back in time and marvel at the old time greats…

365 things to do in Wagga #35 – Take a train ride with the kids
Laugh along with the kids as you take a train ride through the Botanical Gardens with the Willans Hill Model Railway.

365 things to do in Wagga #36 – Cricket for a cause
Support the local Wagga Police Force and the NSW Cancer Council with a social game of cricket.

365 things to do in Wagga #37 – Indoor rock climbing
If you think your guns have what it takes to climb a vertical wall, then indoor rock climbing is for you.

365 things to do in Wagga #38 – Gumi Gumi Gumi
Wagga’s annual Gumi Race, a race downstream on ‘boats’ constructed primarily of inner tubes.

365 things to do in Wagga #39 – Heli Heatwave
Heli Heatwave, an annual model helicopter event of 3D action, scale displays and trade stands.

365 things to do in Wagga #40 – Wagga’s monster garage sale
Held every February, Wagga’s annual monster garage sale is the perfect place to pick up a bargain or get rid of your unwanted goods, and all for a good cause.

365 things to do in Wagga #41 – Warbird Adventure Flights
If you fancy yourself a bit of an adrenalin junkie, or want to try something completely different that’ll test your fear factor, then Wagga’s newest adventure is just the thing.

365 things to do in Wagga #42 – The Capital’s annual “White Party”
White is the new black I say… at least it is when you’re at The Capital’s annual White Party.

365 things to do in Wagga #43 – Cowboy up and go line dancing
It’s time to get your boots scootin’ with some good old fashioned line dancing each week at the RSL Club.

365 things to do in Wagga #44 – Wagga Pro Rodeo
For the second year running bull riding is coming to town. Spectacular live action and excitement for all.

365 things to do in Wagga #45 – Flix in the Stix
Home of open air cinema in regional NSW, Optus Flix in the Stix is coming to Wagga Wagga, with an all new collection of handpicked award winning short films.

365 things to do in Wagga #46 – It’s time to tee up and play some golf
Golf anyone? Watch the pros at play with this week’s Wagga Pro-AM, take some lessons, or have some fun at the driving range…

365 things to do in Wagga #47 – Test your knowledge with trivia
A group of cats is called a clowder… who would’ve thought. Test your knowledge with a game of trivia every Wednesday night at The Bridge.

365 things to do in Wagga #48 – Barefoot bowls
Kick off those shoes and polish your balls. It’s time to go barefoot bowling at the RSL Club.

365 things to do in Wagga #49 – Appreciate those lips
March 16 is one of the sauciest days of the year, “Lips Appreciation Day”, so we’re sharing some ideas on how you can make the most of your luscious lips…or maybe somebody else’s.

365 things to do in Wagga #50 – Roller derby
Roller derby is coming to Wagga! If you’re not afraid of a little pain, now’s the time to join.

365 things to do in Wagga #51 – 5th Annual Show N Shine
Wagga’s annual Show N Shine is back for another year. If you appreciate a good classic, or are a car enthusiast at heart, then this is the event for you.

365 things to do in Wagga #52 – Levee Loud Flood Relief Concert
Although a one off event and not set to become an annual thing (we hope!) we thought it worth mentioning the Levee Loud flood relief concert.

365 things to do in Wagga #53 – Wollundry Grove Olives
Stock up on some great produce, sample some quality oils and olives, or simply enjoy the stunning surrounds of Wollundry Grove.

365 things to do in Wagga #54 – Annual Riverina Charity Bird Sale & Expo
Looking for a new feathered friend? Look no further than the Annual Riverina Charity Bird Sale, where you can buy directly from local breeders.

365 things to do in Wagga #55 – Wagga’s Annual Food & Wine Festival
Wagga’s annual Food and Wine Festival, showcasing the very best of food and wine our region has to offer, along with great entertainment all day long.

365 things to do in Wagga #56 – Get your First Aid Certificate
You never know when you might find yourself in an emergency… get your First Aid Certificate so you’re best prepared.

365 things to do in Wagga #57 – What to do this Easter
It’s almost time to crack open the chocolate eggs. Here’s some other ideas on how to spend this Easter long weekend…

365 things to do in Wagga #58 – Regenerate Youth Festival
Wagga’s annual youth festival, celebrating the value our youth bring to Wagga.

365 things to do in Wagga #59 – Free workshops with Bunnings
Bunnings offers a number of free workshops and activities each week that’ll help improve your home.

365 things to do in Wagga #60 – Join the Road Runners
If you’re training for a specific event, want to improve your health, or simply need the extra motivation now that winter is approaching, then join the Wagga Road Runners.

365 things to do in Wagga #61 – Annual Riverina Natural Physique Championships
The Riverina Natural Physique Championships are back for another year, drawing competitors and spectators from across the country.

365 things to do in Wagga #62 – Aqua Zumba
You’ve most likely heard about the Latin fitness craze “Zumba”, but did you know there’s now “Aqua Zumba” a water-based version?

365 things to do in Wagga #63 – Shoot something
Have you ever considered shooting as a sport? Wagga has both pistol shooting and clay target shooting available. Why not give it a shot.

365 things to do in Wagga #64 – What to do this Anzac Day
Wagga will be holding a number of services including the annual march through the main street, where you can honour our fallen soldiers and pay homage to those who’ve valiantly fought for our freedom.

365 things to do in Wagga #65 – Annual ‘Chariots for Charity’
The Lions Club’s annual Gold Cup Chariots for Charity fundraising event will see the main street transform into the scene of an ancient Roman chariot race.

365 things to do in Wagga #66 – Annual Gold Cup race
Dubbed the richest horse race in the region, and one of the biggest social events of the year, the annual Gold Cup is one race day not to miss.

365 things to do in Wagga #67 – Traffic Light Party
The lights are coming on for Romano’s Traffic Light party, one of the hottest parties of the year. Which colour are you?

“We wanted to embrace this campaign as much as possible. It encourages Sydney residents to live, work and invest in Wagga Wagga, one of NSW’s seven Evocities.” Mr Paul Irvine said.

Launched on September 22, 2010 by Regional Australian Minister, Simon Crean, the Evocities campaign has successfully attracted 275 new residents to the seven cities and continues to generate enormous interest amongst Sydneysiders who are looking for an alternative to capital city living.

“It’s not a sea change, but a city change offering a quality life where a wide range of opportunities exist for both personal and professional growth.” Mr Paul Irvine said.

For more information on the Evocities campaign visit www.evocities.com.au

We’re currently compiling this information, so stay tuned. In the meantime, why not read about the history of our home? It has certainly had a colourful past.

The history of our home

Few people would know the history of the building they worked in, and for most, it probably wouldn’t be all that exciting. But for us, it’s quite fascinating, with our building having been home to a number of rather interesting businesses over the years….and er bodies.

But first a little bit of history on Wagga Wagga itself, to help paint a picture on what the town was like. Charles Sturt was the first European explorer to visit the area (the namesake of today’s Charles Sturt University). This happened in 1829 during his expedition along the Murrumbidgee River.

A Mr Charles Tompson, who was an emancipated convict, was soon to follow, and became the first settler of the area in 1832 (yes, we were settled by an ex-con).

Skip ahead a few years and a number of skirmishes between the native Wiradjuri Aboriginals and white settlers, the town of Wagga Wagga soon began to come together. By 1849, some twenty years after Charles Sturt’s first appearance, the town of Wagga Wagga was well and truly formed.

Now, to the history of our building…

In 1858, in the early days of Wagga Wagga’s birth as a town, Mr John McIntosh, one of the largest builders and contractors for the area whom erected the first public school in Wagga Wagga, established the McIntosh Bros. Undertakers firm here in our building (which he of course built himself). At the time, it was only one level high (as you can see from the picture below)…well two levels if you count the basement where the bodies were kept. The second story was added a number of years later when it was turned into a hotel.

As the original undertaking firm of the area, one would suspect that out of the number of bodies that passed through the doors, there may have been a bushranger or two….including Mad Dog Morgan or even Captain Moonlite.

At the time, the most common problem faced was not the thought of ghosts inhabiting the building. There were ways around that, which are evident today if you look to the rear of our building (which has remained untouched other than a fresh lick of paint or two over the years). Doors and windows were often filled in and repositioned to other parts of the building in an attempt to stop evil spirits from entering. No, the main problem was not ghosts; it was having the bodies snatched!

Moving forward some years, an extension was added to the upper level and the building became the All Nations Hotel (and pub). It is thought that this was to please the whim of Mr McIntosh’s first Irish wife Annie Phelan, whom wanted a hotel. The license was later taken over by John Nash, with the hotel’s name changing to Nash’s All Nations Hotel.

It is not known when the hotel was officially closed, however it is known that its closure was due to the Government wanting to slash the number of pubs in the Wagga Wagga area. From the unknown time of when it was closed up until 1939, it was then used as a guest and boarding house.

1939 saw big changes to the building, seeing the front façade modified. It was during this time the Government of Construction took over the building for office use and it became known as Phoenix Hall.

Skipping forward a few decades to 1987 the building became hot property, with a major developer wanting to turn the site into a shopping mall fighting against the Riverina Foundation for Alcohol and Drug Dependence who wanted it for their own purposes. Neither had the opportunity to stake their claim, as it was later sold to the Department of Administration Services.

For a short period of time, the building was also home to a bank, but it didn’t stay long. An old bank vault left behind is the only evidence of their brief stint in the building.

Now most recently, it is home to us, Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga, and with such a colourful history it’s no wonder there are often strange noises and unexplained occurrences in our office. Maybe, just maybe, Mad Dog Morgan is dropping by to say hello.

*The above information has been sourced from old newspaper clippings provided by the Daily Advertiser, and information passed on over the years by previous owners of the building. We apologise for any discrepancies that may occur.

A good quality, long term tenancy proposition is far more attractive, than constant turnover in tenants.

OPEN HOMES – With the increasing demand for rental properties, your property manager may suggest opening the property at an agreed time to ensure a sufficient pool of candidates view and apply for the property at one sitting.

ADVERTISING – Your agent is constantly monitoring the best medium for advertising your property, for the purpose of attracting a suitable tenant and ensuring the best result for your dollar.

To ensure that your property is leased to the best possible tenant, your property manager will select the most appropriate medium to promote the vacancy, which may include website advertising, print media and office rental lists.

How to Set a Fair Rental Price
Setting a rental price is one of the most critical decisions you will make as the owner of the property. Your Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga property manager is best qualified to assist you with determining a fair market rental value for your property.

The condition of the property must be considered when assessing rent. Location of the property is also relevant, as is the length of term offered.

Some owners make the mistake of setting the rent too high and consequently not attracting a tenant. This will waste your advertising dollar, along with the loss of potential rent whilst trying to secure a suitable tenant willing to pay the higher rate.

Your Responsibilities as the Owner
Owning an investment property is one of the most popular methods throughout Australasia for acquiring wealth.

However, you’ll need to be aware of the sorts of responsibilities that you will have as an owner. The most obvious responsibilities are:

•    To provide the premises in a reasonable state of cleanliness and repair having regard for the age, character and prospective life of the property.
•    To comply with all requirements in respect of health, building and safety laws in so far as they apply to the premises.
•    If you are the handy type, you may wish to carry out some repairs and maintenance yourself to the required standards.
•    The owner is responsible for ensuring that the property is kept in good condition. Some expenditure incurred for repairs (not of a capital nature) can be an allowable tax deduction against rental income.

We hope you’ve found value in the information provided. Please note that this information is intended as a guide only. Professionals companies, members, directors, offices and employees do not give warranty as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of any information provided on this website and shall not be liable for any loss or damage suffered as a result of anyone relying on information provided. Professionals recommend you seek independent advice from your own real estate, financial, taxation, and legal advisors before entering into financial or other transactions.

APPLYING FOR A RENTAL PROPERTY

How do I apply for a rental property?
When you’ve found a property you’re interested in, you’ll need to email or call Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga to organise an inspection of the property. One of our Property Management team members will then accompany you on the inspection, allowing you to see first-hand what the property is like.

If after your inspection you’d like to apply for the property, you’ll be provided with an application form. This form will include information such as your current address and previous rental history, your employment details and personal references. This information is necessary for us to verify your identity, to process and evaluate your application and to manage the tenancy.

Each applicant must fill in their own individual application form.

At Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga, all properties must be viewed prior to applying.

What information do I need to supply with my application?
When you’ve completed your application form with all the relevant information, you’ll also need to provide 100 points of identification. These points are used to verify your identity and are made up of the following:

-    (40 points) Driver’s license or passport
-    (30 points) Birth certificate or other form of photo identification
-    (20 points) Medicare card, credit card, current wage advice, previous tenancy reference or previous two rent receipts
-    (10 points) Motor vehicle registration certificate, bank statement, telephone account, electricity account or gas account

I have a pet, will this affect my application?
Pets may be considered on application, however as it is at the owner’s discretion we recommend checking whether a property will accept pets prior to applying.

If you’re application is accepted allowing a pet to reside at the premise, it is preferred if you organise a pest spray at the end of your lease.

How do you determine who is successful?
Upon receiving your application form and the required 100 points of identification, our Property Management team will begin processing your application. In saying this, if your application is missing information or all applicants have yet to supply their individual forms, your application will not be reviewed until everything has been supplied.

When your application has been processed and evaluated by our office, it will be forwarded to the landlord, who then makes the final decision of who the successful applicant is.

How soon will I know whether I have been successful?
Once you’ve supplied your applications with all the required information, it will be processed within a 48 hour period. In most cases it will take less time than this, however on rare occasions may take a little longer.

Will I be advised if I have been unsuccessful in my application?
Yes. All applicants will be contacted regardless of whether they have been successful or not.

BEING ACCEPTED FOR A PROPERTY

My application has been accepted, what now?
Congratulations on your successful application. A Property Officer/Manager from our Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga team will be in contact with you to organise a time for you to come in and sign a lease agreement, as well as discuss any questions or concerns you may have.

You will be required to pay a ‘holding fee’ equivalent to one week’s rent as soon as possible once your application has been approved. This holding fee will secure the property and ensure no other applications are processed prior to your signing the lease agreement.

If after paying the holding fee, prior to signing the lease agreement you decide not to proceed, the landlord may retain the equivalent amount to how many days the property was not advertised from.

What is a lease agreement?
A lease agreement is a legally binding agreement between you, the tenant, and the landlord. Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga, act on behalf of the landlord and will be your main point of contact. The lease will include detailed information on the term of your lease, who will be residing there, and all relevant conditions.

What is a bond?
When you sign the lease agreement, you’ll be required to pay a rental bond equivalent to four week’s rent, plus one week’s rent in advance. This is for security in case you do not follow the terms of your tenancy agreement.

Once our office receives your bond it is then lodged with the Fair Trading Rental Board. This is held until the end of your lease.

What is an entry condition report?
Prior to moving in you’ll receive a welcome pack, which will include an entry condition report. This records the condition of the premises at the start of the tenancy. The form you will receive will have been completed by our office, noting any damage, problems with the property.

On moving in, you will be required to complete the tenant section of the entry condition report and return it to Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga within three days of moving in. It is important to fill in as much detail as you can, as this will be used by our team at the end of your lease to determine whether the property has been left in a satisfactory condition.

DURING TENANCY

I have a maintenance problem, what do I do?
As part of your welcome pack you will have received a ‘Repair Request Form and Checklist’. Simply fill out the form and supply to our office. One of our Property Management team members will then be in contact with you to determine a course of action.

Will there be inspections of the property and how often should I expect these?
During your tenancy, our office will conduct periodic inspections of your premises. This is to ensure that all conditions regarding the lease agreement are being met, and that the property is being kept in a reasonable state.

When a routine inspection has been scheduled, you will receive written confirmation providing a minimum of seven days’ notice. Where possible we will provide 14 days’ notice for your convenience. These routine inspections will generally occur every 4.5 months.

Who will be conducting these inspections?
These inspections are conducted by your dedicated Property Officer/Manager. You’re not required to be home during the scheduled inspection. If you choose to do so, please be aware that our Property Managers often have several inspections booked in the same day, so it can be difficult to set specific times to inspect each property.

How is rent to be paid?
Rent can be paid directly at our office on Baylis Street via eftpos, cash, cheque or money order. Alternatively we can provide you with the details to organise a direct transfer via your bank.

What happens if my rent is in arrears?
A good tenant will always ensure their rent is paid on time, however we understand that on rare occasions something may happen that affects this. If there is any reason your rent will not be paid on time, we recommend you contact us as soon as possible to advise us of the situation.

END OF LEASE

My lease is almost up and I don’t want to renew it, is there anything I need to do?
If your fixed term lease agreement is due to expire and you will not be extending the lease, you are required to provide 14 days’ notice in writing prior to the end date of the lease.

If your fixed term lease agreement has already expired and you have yet to contact Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga, you will need to provide 21 days’ notice in writing, and continue to pay rent for this period.

Please note the notice period does not start until your written notice is received at our office. If you send the notice via the mail, please ensure you allow four additional days to cover postal delays.

I want to leave the property before my lease is up, can I do this?
Yes. This is called breaking the lease. To break the lease you must provide written notice of the date you intend to leave. You will be required to pay a break lease fee (110% of weekly rent) and continue paying rent until a new tenant has been found.

Is there anything I need to do before leaving?
At the start of your lease you will be provided with a checklist of what is required when you move out. You will be required to clean the premises to a satisfactory condition both inside and out, and pay for professional carpet cleaning. We are happy to provide a list of preferred cleaners on request.

You will also be provided with an exit condition report, similar to the entry condition report you filled in at the start of your lease. This is to provide information of any damage to the premises since residing there.

How do I get my bond back?
On moving out, Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga will conduct an exit inspection, which will determine whether the premise has been left in a satisfactory condition. This will determine whether your full bond is refunded.

You will then be provided with a bond refund form stipulating the amount to be refunded. This will need to be signed by all tenants on the lease. It will then be your responsibility to lodge this form with Fair Trading.

Why has money been deducted from my bond?
Common reasons a claim may be lodged against your bond are:

-    You still owe rent or have unpaid water usage bills
-    You broke the lease early and have not paid the break-lease fee
-    You haven’t returned all keys, resulting in the locks needing to be changed
-    You’ve caused damage to the property or haven’t left the premises in a reasonably clean condition compared to the original entry condition report

What if money is being deducted from my bond which I don’t agree with?
You will receive notification from the Rental Bond Board regarding your bond. If you disagree with the amount being refunded you will need to dispute the claim and lodge with the Consumer Trader and Tenancy Tribunal, who will then look into this on your behalf.

DEFENCE CLAUSE

As one of Australia’s major Defence Force establishments, Wagga Wagga is home to the Royal Australian Air Force Base and Kapooka Army Recruit Training Base.

Here at Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga, we understand that at times tenants who are involved with the Defence Force will be required to relocate from the area prior to the end of their lease agreement. For this reason, we have a Defence Clause in place.

For further information regarding this clause, please contact our Property Management team members who will be happy to discuss this further.

Helpful links regarding renting in New South Wales
http://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au
http://www.tenants.org.au/

The key is to buy when the market is down, and sell when the market is up – this will almost always guarantee a return on your investment. If you would like to grow or start an investment portfolio, talk to us, Professionals Real Estate Wagga, to find out more about what options there are for investing in property.

As an investment property owner, you want to know that your property or properties are being managed by a team of professional, ethical and caring people. This is what Professionals strives to achieve for all of their investment property owners (Landlords). Professionals can offer you a personalised service, from purchase through to finding a quality tenant who will treat your property as their home. We pride ourselves on quality of service.

Property management is an industry that undergoes legislative changes constantly, so it is important that you can be assured your investments are being managed by people who are informed and follow the right procedures to get the maximum return for you. By choosing Professionals, you are choosing a Property Management team that is fully trained in all aspects of property management and who understand the obligation of landlords and tenants.

We hope you’ve found value in the information provided. Please note that this information is intended as a guide only. Professionals companies, members, directors, offices and employees do not give warranty as to the accuracy, reliability or completeness of any information provided on this website and shall not be liable for any loss or damage suffered as a result of anyone relying on information provided. Professionals recommend you seek independent advice from your own real estate, financial, taxation, and legal advisors before entering into financial or other transactions.

Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga Director Mr Paul Irvine said “It’s great to see our community benefit from the campaign. We wanted to make Christmas a little sweeter this year and with five local winners, have managed to do just that!”

“In the past we have required people to gain property appraisals, sign up for a new listing or attend an open house to be in the running for a prize but this year we decided to open it to everybody,’’ said Mr Paul Irvine.

Congratulations to the following people, who have won a $200 Christmas hamper:

B Murray
D Crocker
M & K Kraynik
P & N Hall
B Lithoswain

“It’s nice to give back to the community.” Mr Paul Irvine said. “AND for one lucky person there’s one last hamper to be won this Friday, December 23!”

“We hope our winners’ enjoy their hampers, and would like to wish the Wagga community a safe and merry Christmas.”

Over the last few years, property management has undergone a significant transformation, from simple rent collection, to a dynamic investment management and service system. This changing scene has brought about the need to appropriately manage new legislation and the consequences to ensure fairness for both owners and tenants alike.

Now more than ever, it is prudent to ensure that your property is professionally managed by entrusting it to a manager who is trained, experienced and equipped to meet these ever changing needs.

Property managers work within a licensed real estate agency. It is therefore the agency owner who is ultimately responsible for the property, so it is essential you choose a reputable name you trust when selecting the business for management of your property. It’s a big decision that creates a medium to long term working relationship and you need to feel comfortable with the company you’re dealing with. Rest assured, when you choose Professionals, you will be joining thousands of happy Australasian property investors and owners who have put their faith and confidence in us to professionally manage their property.

Why us?
With over 77,000 properties managed nationally, Professionals Real Estate Group property managers have the experience and skills to manage your property. We understand the legal obligations of landlords and tenants, make sure you get the right tenant and take pride in ensuring your property is well maintained and managed.

When you choose Professionals Real Estate Wagga Wagga to manage your property, you’re choosing a professional property management team that will understand your needs as a landlord. We are committed to doing property management the right way. Our approach will always be realistic and honest, and we will always listen to you and provide you with a cost effective service that you want and need.

Our property managers are fully trained in all aspects of property management and understand the obligation of landlords and tenants contained in the relevant legislation.

We pride ourselves in putting our clients’ needs first and foremost, placing a real and visible focus on customer service and the provision of excellence across all areas of property management. We believe that communication is the key to a strong, healthy and life long relationship.

We understand that handing over the keys of your property to an agent requires a degree of trust and faith. By choosing to manage your property through Professionals Real Estate  Wagga Wagga, you can be assured that we will manage your property with respect and diligence at all times.