How Does It Work?

We ensure that your rental property performs just like your accountant, financial advisor, or property analyst calculated it should. They, or you, should have prepared a Property Investment Analysis* which will have estimated the ‘Market Rent’, ‘Initial Vacancy Period’, ongoing ‘Annual Vacancy Period’ and other ongoing costs and deductions.

If you don’t get the ‘Market Rent’ No Rental Vacancy pays the difference, if your rental property is vacant No Rental Vacancy pays you the rent (Platinum Policy), or if your rental proeprty is vacant for more than three weeks in any year No Rental Vacancy pays you the Rent (5-Year & 10-Year Policy).

The usual (average) rental vacancy for a new investment property is 6 weeks, by the time the builder has finished it, handed it over, you appoint an agent, and they start marketing the property; No Rental Vacancy will pay you the Market Rent after that 6-week period even if the property is still vacant.

The usual (average) rental vacancy for a tenanted property when the lease expires is 3 weeks; No Rental Vacancy will pay you the Market Rent after that 3-week period even if the property is still vacant (5-Year & 10-Year Policy) - if you take teh Platinum Policy then there is No Rental Vacany at all.

(* if you don’t have a Property Investment Analysis we will prepare one for you, if you do have one we will reasses it for you)