About Us
Gold Coast Rental properties is a high standard property management company offered to fill the much needed gap on the Gold Coast for expert dedicated property managers.
The hand's on Principal Chris Murphy has enormous amounts of training and experience in real estate. Chris was the principal of one of the busiest Franchised Real Estate offices in the country with hundreds of properties under management.
Gold Coast Rental Properties has discovered a proven system to help keep the cost down associated with property management those savings are passed on to our clients.
Services Overview
Quality Property Management
Tenant selection & screening
Preparation of lease agreements
Bond Collection & Lodgement
Preparation of Condition Entry & Exit Reports
Rent collection & Distribution
Rent Reviews and Appraisals
Property Inspections and Maintenance
Maintenance supervision
Insurance quotes and claims
Lease/Tenant Breeches and Rectification
Form Lodgements
Dispute Resolution and Court attendance
Bill Payments and Record Keeping
Database Management
Compliance and Education
Sales and Purchase of Investment Properties
Buyers Agent
7am - 7pm 7 Day Service
Recent News
New requirements for safety switches
The Department of Industrial Relations has recently made a number of changes to the Electrical Safety Regulation 2002 relating to requirements for safety switches in Queensland rented domestic residences.
The changes aim to give tenants of domestic residences the same level of protection as owner occupiers.
From 1 March 2006, owners of rented domestic residences must have a safety switch installed for the power circuit of the residence within six months of a residential tenancy agreement being entered into, or by 29 February 2008 (whichever is the sooner).
After 1 March 2008, owners of rented domestic residences must have a safety switch installed for the power circuit of the residence.
For further information about the Electrical Safety Regulation 2002 and how it may apply to your rental situation, contact the Electrical Safety Hotline - 1300 650 662
PAMD Act changes.
The Property Agents and Motor Dealers Act 2000 has been reviewed. Industry and other stakeholders were provided with the opportunity to comment on the effectiveness of the Act. As a result amendments to the Act were passed by Parliament in March 2006.
The amendments further strengthen consumer protections, promote industry performance and ensure fairer outcomes for consumers and traders.
The changes affect real estate agents, property developers, motor dealers, auctioneers, commercial agents, property marketeers, pastoral houses and resident letting agents.
