By Kate Braybrook · Buying & selling · 13 Aug 2026 · 5 min read
Imagine you’ve asked me to cast an eye over your rent roll before you take it to market.
On the surface, it looks pretty solid. You manage 420 properties, the average weekly rent is healthy, the management fee looks reasonable, arrears aren’t ringing alarm bells, the business is profitable, and your broker is confident there will be buyer interest.
Not because it’s a bad rent roll. It may be a very good one.