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Property Management • Group B

CPPREP4203: Establish Tenant Relationships

Master the essential skills of tenant screening, relationship building, and lease management to create positive rental experiences and maximize property performance.

Tenant ScreeningLease ManagementRelationship Building

Unit Overview

What You'll Learn

CPPREP4203 teaches you to build positive, professional relationships with tenants from initial application through to lease renewal. You'll master screening processes, communication strategies, and relationship management techniques that benefit both tenants and property owners.

This unit is crucial for property managers who want to minimize vacancy rates, reduce tenant turnover, and maintain high-quality rental properties.

Key Skills Developed

  • Comprehensive tenant screening and assessment
  • Lease agreement preparation and management
  • Professional tenant communication systems
  • Conflict resolution and problem-solving
  • Tenant retention and renewal strategies

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Learning Outcomes

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Tenant Screening

Conduct thorough tenant screening and assessment processes effectively

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Lease Management

Prepare, execute, and manage lease agreements and documentation

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Communication Systems

Establish clear communication channels and response protocols

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Relationship Building

Build positive, professional relationships with tenants throughout tenancy

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Conflict Resolution

Resolve tenant issues and disputes professionally and effectively

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Retention Strategies

Implement effective tenant retention and lease renewal processes

Tenant Lifecycle Management

1

Application

Initial tenant inquiry and application process

2

Screening

Comprehensive tenant assessment and verification

3

Onboarding

Lease signing and property handover process

4

Management

Ongoing relationship and property management

5

Renewal/Exit

Lease renewal or exit management process

Typical Assessment Tasks

Practical Assessments

  • Tenant screening and selection exercises
  • Property inspection and handover simulations
  • Tenant communication role-play scenarios
  • Conflict resolution and problem-solving cases

Written Assessments

  • Tenant screening criteria and procedures
  • Lease agreement preparation and review
  • Communication strategy development
  • Tenant retention program design

Tenant Types & Management Approaches

Young Professionals

Career-focused tenants who value convenience, modern amenities, and professional communication. Often mobile and may relocate for career opportunities.

  • • Digital communication preferences
  • • Modern property features valued
  • • Flexible lease term considerations
  • • Professional service expectations

Families

Long-term oriented tenants who prioritize safety, space, and community. Value stability and are typically excellent long-term tenants.

  • • Safety and security priorities
  • • School zone considerations
  • • Long-term lease preferences
  • • Community amenity importance

Retirees & Downsizers

Stable, responsible tenants who prefer personal communication and value maintenance responsiveness. Often long-term renters seeking simplicity.

  • • Personal communication preferred
  • • Maintenance responsiveness valued
  • • Simple, clear processes needed
  • • Stable, long-term tenancies

Legal & Compliance Framework

Key Legislation

  • • Residential Tenancies Act (State-specific)
  • • Privacy Act compliance requirements
  • • Anti-discrimination legislation
  • • Consumer protection laws
  • • Fair trading regulations

Compliance Areas

  • • Equal opportunity in tenant selection
  • • Privacy protection and data security
  • • Bond and rent handling procedures
  • • Notice periods and procedures
  • • Dispute resolution processes

Technology & Screening Tools

Screening Platforms

  • • TICA (Tenancy Information Centre Australia)
  • • National Tenancy Database (NTD)
  • • Equifax rental reports
  • • Reference checking services
  • • Income verification systems

Communication Tools

  • • Tenant portal systems
  • • SMS and email automation
  • • Maintenance request platforms
  • • Document management systems
  • • Mobile apps for tenants

Management Software

  • • Lease agreement generation
  • • Automated rent collection
  • • Inspection scheduling systems
  • • Compliance tracking tools
  • • Tenant communication logs

Learning Resources

Career Pathways

1

Leasing Consultant

Specialize in tenant placement and lease management

2

Property Manager

Comprehensive property and tenant relationship management

3

Portfolio Manager

Oversee large tenant portfolios and retention strategies

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