For landlords
Your investment deserves more attention.
Direct communication, experienced oversight and a more personal standard of service for property owners who expect better.
How can we help?
Preparing to lease?
Understand your property’s position.
A considered rental appraisal can help you understand current market conditions, potential rental value and the steps required to prepare your property for tenants.
Currently with another agency?
Looking for a more personal approach?
If communication has become inconsistent or your property keeps being passed between managers, we can discuss your current experience and the practical steps involved in changing agencies.
A better experience
You should feel informed, not left wondering.
Owning an investment property should not mean repeatedly chasing updates, explaining the same priorities to different people or wondering whether important details have been overlooked.
Changing property managers
A consistent point of contact who understands your property and remains involved.
Unclear communication
Proactive updates with practical context around decisions and next steps.
Reactive maintenance
Considered coordination that balances tenant needs with the condition and value of your asset.
Limited oversight
Direct principal involvement and genuine accountability throughout the management relationship.
Rental appraisals
Make your next decision with greater clarity.
Whether you are preparing to lease, reviewing your current rent or considering the future of your investment, a rental appraisal provides a useful starting point.
786 Realty considers the property’s presentation, location, relevant market activity and current leasing conditions to provide a considered view of its potential position.
An appraisal is the beginning of a conversation—not a pressure-filled sales process.
Working with 786 Realty
A relationship built around clarity.
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Direct communication
Speak with someone who understands your property, priorities and current circumstances.
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Thoughtful advice
Receive practical recommendations supported by property experience and commercial perspective.
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Consistent oversight
Know who is responsible for your property and how its tenancy is being managed.
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Long-term thinking
Decisions are considered in the context of both the active tenancy and the future of your asset.
Changing property managers
A change may be more straightforward than you expect.
You do not necessarily need to wait until a tenancy ends to explore changing property managers. The first step is understanding your current management agreement, your circumstances and the practical requirements of a transition.
786 Realty can have a confidential conversation with you about your current experience and help clarify the next steps. Any transition will remain subject to your existing agreement and applicable requirements.
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Start a confidential conversation
Tell us about your property and why you are considering a change.
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Review your current arrangement
We discuss the relevant details and what may be required before proceeding.
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Plan the transition
If you decide to move forward, the handover is coordinated carefully and professionally.
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Begin your new management relationship
Your property moves into a more consistent and personally accountable management structure.
Owner-operated
Know who is responsible for your property.
786 Realty was created for owners who value continuity, direct access and personal accountability. As Principal, Fatima Moledina remains closely involved in the management relationship rather than passing owners through a large and frequently changing department.
With 25 years of real estate experience across Australia, Kenya and Tanzania spanning property sales, leasing, valuation and property management, she brings both practical knowledge and broader commercial perspective to every conversation.
Let’s talk about your investment.
Whether you are preparing to lease your property or considering a change in management, begin with a confidential conversation.