Property Management
The best income solution for your investment Property
As an on-site manager with decades of proven experience across Australia and New Zealand, Minor Hotels and MINT Residential provide advantages that off-site property managers and standalone Airbnb operators cannot match, thus maximising your return potential. MINT Residential offers owners tailored solutions, each designed to suit individual investment goals.
Option 1
Long Term Letting
A Traditional Rental Approach
The Long-Term Letting appointment is an alternative for owners who prefer a traditional rental arrangement. Our Agents work with owners to set the rent and source a Tenant in the rental market. The owner receives the rent paid, less our very competitive letting fees. There is no need to purchase the furniture pack, and the lease term is negotiated with the tenant. Owners will receive a complimentary photo package, REA advertising, and half priced letting fees for their first letting only.
Option 2
Leaseback
Stability and Hassle-Free Management
Owner returns are a fixed monthly rent linked to furnished permanent rental rates and are not dependent on revenue. The Leaseback option gives the owner a stable and consistent return 365 days of the year with rent aligned to the permanent rental market. This agreement is comparable to any other Residential Tenancy Agreements, there are no vacancy periods, and owners know their apartment is being cleaned and maintained to the highest possible standard. The furniture is purchased at commencement and belongs to the owner. The lease term is 2 years, continuing thereafter.
Option 3
Bundled Revenue Share Agreement
High Returns + Furniture Package Included
The Revenue Share Agreement allows the owner and agent to share the revenue generated through the hotel operations, plus the owner has the peace of mind of a 24-month guaranteed return in line with the permanent rental market. There is no upfront cost, and the continuing appointment can be terminated at any time with 30 days’ notice (subject to terms of the Furniture Deed).
Option 4
Airbnb Short Term Leaseback
Stability with professionally managed short-stay income
Owner returns are based on the accommodation revenue generated by their unit. The Airbnb lease arrangement provides owners with professionally managed short-stay income. This management agreement removes the day-to-day demands of hosting, with apartments cleaned, maintained and presented to a high standard.
The agreement operates on a flexible basis with no fixed term, allowing owners to terminate with 30 days’ notice. Owners retain ownership of their furniture and enjoy peace of mind knowing their apartment is professionally managed and cared for year-round.
Experienced Property Managers with a commitment to quality caretaking.
Through our service delivery philosophy, we undertake all contracted caretaking duties to the highest standard throughout the building, working collaboratively with the Body Corporate to continually create value and protect the asset.
Market evaluation of your investment property.
Managing the occupancy and periodic inspections.
Managing routine and emergency maintenance.
All statements regarding expertise, qualifications, or experience are made in good faith and are intended as general indications of the services MINT Residential provides. While every effort has been made to ensure accuracy at the time of publication, Minor Hotel Australasia Ltd and its associated and related entities (Minor Group) give no guarantee or warranty (express or implied) as to the completeness, reliability, or suitability of any information or opinions contained herein.
Engaging with any member of the Minor Group or its representatives does not, in itself, create a client–agent or contractual relationship. Any engagement for services will be subject to a separate written agreement specifying the terms, conditions, and obligations of both parties. The Minor Group, their directors, employees, and agents accept no responsibility or liability for any loss, damage, or claim arising from reliance on the contents of this document. Recipients should make their own enquiries and obtain independent professional advice before acting on any information provided.