Overview of Maryborough

We are very pleased with the professional management of our property. Tayla is very knowledgeable, responsive, with attention to detail, and delivers a high standard of service throughout the process, ensuring everything has been handled smoothly. We appreciate her professionalism and feel confident in managing our property.

We chose the Faunt Property Group to manage our rental as they were recommended by a number of people when we asked the local Facebook group for recommendations. We have not been disappointed. From the first people that we dealt with to Tayla, our property manager, their level of expertise and attention has been great. Tayla keeps in regular contact with us and has sorted out initial problems with the property (blocked toilet etc.) with speed and efficiency. We also get a fortnightly statement so we are aware of financial incoming and outgoings. Thus far we have no complaints about the service from Tayla and the Faunt Property Group and we would highly recommend them.

Amazing experience with Tayla. Professional, responsive, and genuinely supportive throughout the entire process. Communication was clear and timely, and everything was handled smoothly. Highly recommend!

Thanks for your professional service and securing a good quality future tenant for my property. I recommend your service to anyone with a investment property looking for a quality property manager 😊

There were many things wrong with this house when the previous long term tenant died. Deb Beattie helped greatly in getting things fixed up before the new tenant moved in. I was very happy with there service

Thanks for your professional service and securing a good quality future tenant for my property. I recommend your service to anyone with a investment property looking for a quality property manager 😊

There were many things wrong with this house when the previous long term tenant died. Deb Beattie helped greatly in getting things fixed up before the new tenant moved in. I was very happy with there service