Why Choose Us
Legend specializes in leasing and managing residential properties.

Residential Properties
Maximizing Your Rent
We’re proud of our extremely low vacancy rate. You don’t want your property sitting empty – our occupancy rate clearly indicates that we can deliver a reliable return on your investment property.
We negotiate longer leases. Our longer leases mean our tenants stay longer, and we are careful to avoid leases ending in slower periods of the year for example winter months May – July and festive periods December – January.
Your property must be marketed properly and extensively to ensure the widest possible exposure to attract a quality tenant.
The following methods have proven successful for us:
Website: We have our own user friendly website on which we place all our properties for rental.
Signboards: Our attractive signboards guarantee a lot of enquiry. Wherever possible we use a signboard on properties that are coming up for rental.
Open houses and Private appointments: Every Saturday we conduct ‘Open Houses’ for properties available for rent. We also encourage private appointments so that we are able to qualify the prospective tenants.
Tenant Selection:
Applications:
Successful property management begins with the careful screening of applicants, and we conduct all inspections directly, which begins with an initial assessment conducted at their inspection.
Legend subscribes 1form application management system for residential tenancy applications.
1form is a streamlined tenancy application management system that caters to the needs of rental applicants and property managers alike. The 1form solution allows you to manage tenancy applications at a glance in a secure online account and apply for rental properties with just one form.

Currently, 1form is the primary method of tenancy application for Australia and New Zealand. Our goal is to create efficiency throughout the rental process and exceed the requirements of all stakeholder streams within the rental system. We apply stringent criteria to the review of all applications.
Applications are checked thoroughly and incorporate a combination of checks, such as employers, referees, and rental history.
Rent disbursement:
Our property owners receive a detailed monthly statement at the end of each month showing all rental income and disbursements. Statements will be sent to your email. Funds are electronically transferred to your nominated account prior to the end of each month.

Inspections:
Condition Report: This is completed before the commencement of the tenancy. This report is a legal requirement, constitutes Part 2 of the Tenancy Agreement, is relied upon for refunds of residential bonds, and must be accurate. The tenant is given a copy for their reference, and digital photos are also used in conjunction with the report for future reference.
Routine Inspections: A maximum of 4 can be carried out per year; tenants will be given 7 days’ notice in writing before the inspection is carried out.
The purpose of this report is to see how the tenant is keeping the property, undertake an analysis of the current rent being paid, and report back to the property owners on any repairs or maintenance that may be required.
We undertake routine inspections three months after a new tenant has moved in, then every six months thereafter.
Final or Bond Inspection: This is carried out once the tenant has vacated the property.
The Residential Premises Condition Report is taken to the property, and the current condition of the property is compared to this original report.
Allowances are made for reasonable wear and tear to the premises. If the tenant has damaged the property, eg, there is a red wine stain on the carpet, you can charge the tenant a reasonable amount of compensation after taking into consideration depreciation and the size of the stain.
If the tenant disputes this amount, we can claim it from the tenant’s bond. If the tenant again disputes the claim, we will need to meet the tenant at the Consumer, Trader and Tenancies Tribunal to have the matter heard and decided upon before a Tribunal member.
Repairs and Maintenance
Not every repair must be attended to by the landlord, however urgent repairs outlined in the Residential Tenancy Agreement, such as burst sewers or hot water services, must be acted upon regardless of whether we have been able to reach you.
You may view our list of the qualified tradespeople we use or you may nominate your own tradesperson if you have a friend, family member or a regular tradesperson that you have confidence in.