Meridien Realty’s property manager, Alexandra Mannis, shares helpful tips on how to reduce tenancy turnover.

Reducing tenant turnover starts with providing a positive rental experience and a home that you yourself would be happy to live in.

Responding promptly to maintenance requests, keeping the property in good condition and up to a high living standard, and offering lease renewal incentives such as having blackout curtains added to a child’s bedroom are all effective ways to retain good tenants.

Regular communication and fair rental reviews show tenants that you value them, encouraging long-term commitment. By maintaining a proactive and responsive approach, you’ll create a stable rental environment and avoid the costs associated with finding new tenants.

In my experience, happy tenants keep a home in good order and treat it as if it’s their own, maximising your rental income over the long run.

If you’re in need of a better property management agency to help retain good tenants, maintain the investment property and keep the rental returns as profitable as possible, please do not hesitate to call me.

Want to talk to Alexandra?
Contact her at:

Alexandra Mannis
Property Manager
Meridien Realty | Rouse Hill
amannis@meridienrealty.com.au
02 8883 0777

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James Holvander
James Holvander
As director and principal of Meridien Realty, I focus on supporting home sellers in Sydney’s northwest. With over 20 years of experience, I am consistently ranked as a top agent for Rouse Hill and bring a deep understanding of neighbouring suburbs across the 2155 postcode.