We are hiring and looking for a new full-time Letting Agent/Property Manager to join our office.
Your primary role will be to coordinate and carry out all aspects of property management at a minimum level of Property Admin Assistant. This includes property viewings, processing tenancy applications, rent reviews, tenancy agreements and extensions, and organising maintenance.
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Ruby Housing is a locally owned and operated, independent property management company based in Christchurch, New Zealand. Managing Director Kim Willems is a dedicated investor, and a past president of the Canterbury Property Investor's Association.
With 15 years managing rentals and holiday accommodation in Christchurch, and a dedicated team for leasing, inspections, and maintenance, we can handle all your management requirements.
So whatever type of residential investing you prefer, contact Ruby Housing today.
I’d definitely recommend Ruby Housing, I should have done this years ago!
We trust Ruby Housing to make the right decisions on our behalf, but also appreciate that they work with us to look after our investments...
I've found the process to be very professional, smooth, and I'm happy with the tenant selected by Ruby Housing...
The first question many landlords have is what will my property rent for?
If you’ve been managing your own investments for a while you may not have looked at whether your rents are keeping up with the market. Private landlords will often leave rents as is, for fear of upsetting stable tenants.
However it is possible to maintain fair market rent and keep good tenants. Our 3 - step rent review process keeps your investment up to date with the market, while also keeping quality tenants in the property.
Like to know more? Just complete your name, contact details, and property information here, and I’ll get back to you very shortly.
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