PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
LET US MANAGE YOUR PROPERTY
At First Priority Realty we take the stress and hassle out of managing your investment rental property. Founder and Director, Daniel Livancic, is an expert in his field with more than 15 years’ experience in Property Management. Daniel has extensive and accurate knowledge of the rental market and current industry trends.
First Priority Realty streamlines the property management experience in the following ways:
- We understand the importance of leasing your property quickly
- We market your property through traditional and digital mediums including social media, to maximise interest from renters
- We endeavour to find the right tenant for your property
- We keep you updated on developments throughout the leasing and management process

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HOW WE MANAGE YOUR PROPERTY
Landlords
- Access to all your statements, yearly statements, and invoices at any time
- Visibility of rental payments. Landlords can easily check if their tenants rent is paid up to date.
Tenants
- Access to tenant ledger reports, rent receipts, any invoices
- Information and dates regarding when the next routine inspection is scheduled for
- Ability to communicate directly with First Priority Realty. Tenants can message us directly about maintenance, or to lodge a maintenance request and send attachments including photos of the repairs needed.
INSPECTION MANAGEMENT & REPORTS
OUR INSPECTION MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
Our willingness to do things differently and more diligently when it comes to property management set us apart from our competitors. A very high level of detail goes into every aspect of our inspection reporting process, which utilises photographs, to provide our clients with reports that can consist of up to 80 pages.
VISUAL INSPECTIONS – INGOING INSPECTION REPORT
ROUTINE INSPECTION REPORT
First Priority Realty conduct routine inspections every six months and provide photographic evidence of our findings if the landlord is unable to make the inspection. The report outlines how the tenants are maintaining the property, if the tenants have requested any maintenance or repairs be made to the property, our recommendations for future repairs such as painting of walls and replacement of the carpet and the rental review report. The routine inspection also advises the tenant’s lease expiry dates.