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Property Sales, Leasing & Management

Sell, lease & manage your property

Find a buyer or tenant, prepare your property and arrange ongoing care.

Residential interior illustrating property assessment and preparation
Property preparation starts with the space and its intended occupants.

What the first conversation covers

Start with the information your decision needs, then define the appropriate service.

Ready to sell or lease?

Review location, condition, carrying costs and your objective to compare a sale, property preparation or rental management.

  • A pricing range and missing information
  • Essential and optional preparation work
  • An operating scope and reporting plan
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Need ongoing property care?

Arrange tenant communication, contract follow-up and maintenance coordination within an agreed scope when you cannot manage routine work yourself.

  • An agreed point of contact
  • Maintenance scope and cost approvals
  • Reporting and renewal follow-up
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See what a property plan covers

Decision support should explain what is known and what still needs checking before you review the proposed scope.

The Korkaiidea team visiting a property development

Example assessment report outline

An illustrative outline, not an actual property report or case result. Deliverables are agreed before work begins.

Property information
Location, size, condition and owner-confirmed costs, with the date of the information.
Options and open questions
Compare sale and rental routes, reference comparables and preparation work, and identify unconfirmed assumptions.
Scope and approvals
Separate inclusions, exclusions, fee basis and decisions requiring the owner's approval.

From property details to an agreed scope

4 steps for sales, leasing and property care, before and during the engagement.

  1. 01

    Frame the decision

    Define the asset, objective, constraints and decision owner.

  2. 02

    Gather inputs

    Separate confirmed facts, assumptions and missing information.

  3. 03

    Agree the scope

    Confirm inclusions, exclusions, fees, approvals and reporting.

  4. 04

    Execute and review

    Deliver the approved scope, review outcomes and define what follows.

Before you engage the team

Start with an asset assessment. We review the basic information, condition, carrying costs and objective before outlining the viable routes and missing inputs.

Start with your property details

Share the location, property type and what you need. We will discuss missing information and scope before work begins.

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The initial consultation is free. Further fees depend on the agreed scope. Assessments do not guarantee price, rent or returns.