Transfer Existing Management

Top Reasons Landlords Make the Change (and Your Tenants Wish You Did)

  1. Communication Exhaustion

    The feeling of being forced to communicate in a certain way. The cycle of forms, portals, and automated prompts just to get things started. No real-time answers. You call, someone might actually answer, but never with a true response. Instead, you’re told “I’ll get back to you in 48 hours” or “can you email me”, followed by the classic automated reply confirming your request will be responded to within 48 hours.

  2. Tired of the Turnover

    You’ve had more property managers than tenants. Each new name brings a new learning curve, another apology, and the familiar round of blaming the one before. You end up explaining your property’s history again while your tenants and property quietly suffer.

  3. The Executive Alignment

    The feeling of wanting your management to align with the quality of you, your tenants, and your property. Of partnering with an executive brand instead of being processed through a ticket system on a factory floor. Where communication feels human and service feels deliberate. You deal with professionals who know you, your tenants, and your property personally. Our focus is on quality, not quotas.

  4. Involuntary Handholding

    That creeping sense that you’ve become the manager. You’re asked to approve, authorise, and guide every decision as if you were on their payroll. Your time is valuable, and it shouldn’t be taken up doing the job you’re already paying someone else to do.

  5. Corner-Cutting Discoveries

    When you discover the services you’re paying for are quietly being contracted out for less. Your tenants are left dealing with strangers entering their home to conduct “routine inspections”, often with zero formal training or licencing. Maintenance is somehow being “diagnosed” offshore, and your personal details have clocked more destinations than your passport.

Transferring your property is easier than you may think and can happen at any stage of your tenancy. For a confidential discussion, please reach out to Miles directly.