Tenants
Find Your Next Home With Confidence
We believe good property management benefits everyone.
Our team focuses on clear communication, efficient processes, and prompt maintenance, so you can enjoy your home without unnecessary stress.
Tenants
Find Your Next Home With Confidence
We believe good property management benefits everyone.
Our team focuses on clear communication, efficient processes, and prompt maintenance, so you can enjoy your home without unnecessary stress.
rentals
All occupants aged 18 or over must submit an application for any listed property. Applications are assessed based on affordability, rental history, and references.
When is rent due?
Your rent is ALWAYS due on the first day of the month. Your rent is late as of midnight on the first, but we give you a grace period until the 5th. If your rent is not received in our office by 5:00pm on the 5th day of the month then your account will automatically be charged a late fee of 6% (unless your property has a flat fee of $75.00). This late fee amount is due with your rent payment.
What happens If I don’t pay my rent?
If your rent is not received when it is due, generally by the first of each month, you will be served a legal notice to pay your rent or leave the apartment. If rent is not received by the time the notice expires, and you do not leave, you will be subject to eviction proceedings.
If you plan to be out of town when rent is due, you still need to make sure that your rent is paid. Being out of town does not excuse you from paying the rent. Rent must be paid regardless of any personal circumstances or problems you may have.
This is part of your lease agreement, which is a legal document voluntarily signed by you. If your rent payment is late, you may be subject to a late fee, and if your direct debit is declined, you may be subject to administrative fee.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply for a rental?
Our selection criteria based on affordability, credit, criminal, and applicants previous rental history. Once your tenancy has been approved, you will be asked to remit a deposit to hold the property, and all occupants 18 and older will be asked to sign a lease and remit money for rent and security deposit.
Can my application be declined based on my ethnic background?
We strictly promote fair housing and do not discriminate based on racial or ethnic background, religious beliefs, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, age or other categories.
How do I pay rent?
Please look for instructions on your lease agreement. For your convenience, we only accept payment online.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I apply for a rental?
Our selection criteria based on affordability, credit, criminal, and applicants previous rental history. Once your tenancy has been approved, you will be asked to remit a deposit to hold the property, and all occupants 18 and older will be asked to sign a lease and remit money for rent and security deposit.
Can my application be declined based on my ethnic background?
We strictly promote fair housing and do not discriminate based on racial or ethnic background, religious beliefs, disability, marital status, sexual orientation, age or other categories.
How do I pay rent?
Please look for instructions on your lease agreement. For your convenience, we only accept payment online.
When is rent due?
Your rent is ALWAYS due on the first day of the month. Your rent is late as of midnight on the first, but we give you a grace period until the 5th. If your rent is not received in our office by 5:00pm on the 5th day of the month then your account will automatically be charged a late fee of 6% (unless your property has a flat fee of $75.00). This late fee amount is due with your rent payment.
What happens If I don’t pay my rent?
If your rent is not received when it is due, generally by the first of each month, you will be served a legal notice to pay your rent or leave the apartment. If rent is not received by the time the notice expires, and you do not leave, you will be subject to eviction proceedings.
If you plan to be out of town when rent is due, you still need to make sure that your rent is paid. Being out of town does not excuse you from paying the rent. Rent must be paid regardless of any personal circumstances or problems you may have.
This is part of your lease agreement, which is a legal document voluntarily signed by you. If your rent payment is late, you may be subject to a late fee, and if your direct debit is declined, you may be subject to administrative fee.
Forms & Resources
Queensland Tenancy Forms
New South Wales Tenancy Forms
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BUILDING LOCATION
Queensland Licence No. 4874904
ABN 58 685 280 746
Trading as Summit Property Partners
CONTACT AGENT
OFFICES
QLD
Brunswick Street, New Farm QLD 4005
NSW
420 Pitt Street, Sydney NSW 2000
- 1300 001 353
- rentals@mylocalpropertymanager.com
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The information provided on this website is general in nature and does not constitute legal or financial advice. Independent advice should be obtained before making any property investment decisions.