Property management · 17 modules · 68 lessons

Property manager trainingfor the actual job.

Not another module on the tenancy act. Training built around the parts of property management that burn people out — arrears, entry, repairs, owners who won't spend, tenants in hardship, and the tribunal file you wish you'd started earlier.

$595 · Lifetime access · Two free role-plays before you decide

The six things that makeor break a portfolio.

Arrears without the awkwardness

Care for the person, process for the ledger. How to hold both at once, document the arrangement, and keep the statutory timeline running underneath it.

Owners who won't spend

Separating a repair obligation from a discretionary improvement, and building the commercial case for the second one with quotes attached.

Entry, inspections and notices

Getting the notice right the first time, running a routine that actually captures evidence, and writing reports that hold up later.

The tribunal file

Preparing an application from a file you started building six months earlier — not scrambling for photos the night before.

Portfolio load

Triage, batching and the weekly rhythm that stops a 150-property portfolio from running you instead of the other way around.

Difficult conversations, rehearsed

Rent increases, breach notices, terminations and complaints — practised out loud with an AI partner before you have them for real.

The part nobody else does

Rehearse the callbefore you make it.

A tenant three weeks in arrears with a genuine hardship story. An owner refusing a repair. You know what you should say. Saying it, live, without either caving or hardening, is a different skill — and it is the one that never gets trained.

Our AI partner plays them properly, then grades your transcript against the objectives for that conversation.

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Property Management · Tenant in Arrears
Rachel Nguyen · 29 · tenant, single mum

Property management · Intermediate

More property management scenarios unlock with enrolment, alongside the full sales, leasing and owner-retention conversation set.

Before you enrol

No. The Agent Academy is not a Registered Training Organisation and this training does not lead to a nationally accredited qualification or a licence. You complete your statutory registration through an RTO and your state regulator. This is the practical layer on top — the conversations, judgement and workload management the statutory course does not cover.

The Agent Academy is not a Registered Training Organisation. This is professional development, not a nationally accredited qualification or a pathway to registration. Starting out? See the registration path in your state.

Run the portfolio.Don't let it run you.