Affinity will conduct an analysis of your property to uncover deep insights, cost savings, and untapped earning potential that you could be missing out on. 

To find these hidden secrets that can earn you thousands more on your property, we examine: 

• Features: The size, structure, and features of your property 
• Local rental market conditions: Factors include the number of vacant properties, average time on the market, and demand for specific types of properties. High demand with low vacancies may allow you to set a higher rental price.
• Nearby amenities: We conduct an analysis of nearby amenities. Proximity to public transportation, schools, shopping centers, parks, and entertainment venues can positively impact the rental value of your property.
• Property vacancy: Affinity has an existing list of potential tenants that we can match up to your property if you are searching for a great tenant. We lease quickly to minimize vacancy risk and maximize income. 
• Maximizing deductions: Affinity’s Property Investment Analysis Report contains information on deductions you can claim on your tax. Important deductions such as tax depreciation are explained and set out in a clear and simple way.
• Property finance: We analyze your loan options to optimize the profitability of your investment property. This information is then included in your report, with a full loan amortisation schedule.
• Arrears management: We’ll explain how you can make sure your tenants pay their rent quickly and reliably – every time, so you are not out of pocket. We ensure tenants pay rent on time for steady cash flow. Our arrears consistently stay below 0.5%. – which is the best in the industry. 
• Tenant selection & retention: The most important part of the leasing process is tenant selection. Selecting high-quality tenants helps reduce tenant turnover and reduce maintenance/repair costs. We’ll explain the process we use to attract and sign up reliable tenants. Affinity Property has a tenant turnover rate of less than 20% per year, which helps landlords save money.
• Property Management Fees: Experience matters in property management. Inexperienced and poorly trained property managers end up costing landlords thousands extra.It’s important that you don’t pay too much for your property management fees. Some agents charge a low management fee but then have a host of additional fees and costs that are on-charged to landlords. Your fees and the associated services delivered by your property manager should be clearly set out in your Form 6 Agent Appointment, so you can hold your agent to account for their performance.