Management Rights Sales Briefing – Standard Module
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Management Rights Sales Briefing – Standard Module (Boutique Complexes)
Selling in Surfers Paradise in 2025
Prepared by Norton’s Real Estate – Selling Agents for Residential and Commercial Property Rights on the Gold Coast
🔷 Section 1: What Are Standard Module Management Rights?
Standard Module MR schemes are typically found in:
Residential buildings under 50 lots
Complexes with limited amenities (e.g., pool, gate, shared gardens)
Strata bodies where caretaking and letting are less intensive
Owner-occupier or mixed-use environments
Buildings with longer-term tenants or private owners (not short-stay)
These rights are easier to manage, require less compliance, and are ideal for:
Retirees exiting the industry
Couples living on-site
Passive investors with outsourced caretaking
🟥 Norton’s sells MR packages for Standard Module complexes between 15 and 50 lots, particularly in Surfers Paradise fringe zones, like:
Northcliffe
Chevron Island
Peninsular Drive
River-side streets
🔷 Section 2: Key Features Buyers Look For in Standard Module Rights
Asset Type | Buyer Preference |
|---|---|
20–40 units (mostly resi) | 🔷 Very High |
Net profit $90K–$150K | 🔷 High |
No office hours required | 🔷 Very High |
Low capital expense risk | 🔷 High |
Simple garden or pool duties | 🔷 Medium |
Low arrears, stable letting pool | 🔷 Very High |
"Simple MR packages are now outperforming complex high-rise ones in terms of buyer demand."
🟥 Section 3: Selling Your Management Rights – What You Need to Prepare
Before listing your MR business, Norton’s recommends preparing:
🟥 ✅ Verified net profit over 12 months
🟥 ✅ Accountant-prepared financials
🟥 ✅ Copy of your Caretaking and Letting Agreements
🟥 ✅ CMS (Community Management Statement)
🟥 ✅ Rental pool breakdown (vacancy, average rent, tenure)
🟥 ✅ Updated maintenance schedule (if applicable)
🟥 ✅ Any records of disputes or BC correspondence
Norton’s works closely with your accountant and solicitor to package these documents into a buyer-facing MR sale brief — saving time and maximising trust.
🔷 Section 4: Recent Sale Snapshot – Standard Module Complex, Surfers Paradise
Complex: 24 residential units
Module: Standard
Net Profit: $132,000
Letting Pool: 14 units
Caretaking Load: Gardens + pool
Office: No hours, no reception
Sale: $925,000 for MR + $620,000 for manager’s unit
Buyer: Brisbane-based couple seeking passive income
Result: Contracted in 21 days, with due diligence in 5 weeks
“The simplicity and security of this MR made it highly bankable — and Norton’s pre-screened all buyers to avoid wasting time.”
Section 5: How Norton’s Manages the Sale
We act for you — the seller.
We don’t manage rights. We don’t broker management transitions.
We sell the asset — professionally and privately.
What we include:
🟥 RealtyAssist — no upfront marketing payment required
🔷 Free professional photography of the complex and unit
🔷 Buyer vetting for MR industry knowledge and finance readiness
🟥 Buyer packs with:
Net profit summaries
Rental pool stats
CMS and contract overviews
Location benefits
MR banking + valuation notes
We liaise with:
Your solicitor
Your accountant
The body corporate
The buyer’s financier or valuer
…to ensure nothing falls through due to contract structure, miscommunication, or missing financials.
Section 6: When to Sell Standard Module MR in 2025
Now is ideal if:
✅ You’re exiting the MR industry in 12 months or less
✅ You want to sell with a simple financial handover
✅ Your letting pool is stable or easily transferrable
✅ Your agreements are compliant and extendable
✅ You don’t want to wait for larger MR packages to compete on market
🟥 Thinking of Selling Your Management Rights?
Let Norton’s:
Advise on timing, valuation, and contract prep
Coordinate professional marketing at no upfront cost
Pre-qualify buyers with MR lending experience
Guide your sale from expression of interest to settlement
📍 Norton’s Real Estate – MR Sales (Standard Module)
⚠️ Legal Disclaimer
This article is for general information only. It does not constitute legal, financial or management rights advice. Always consult your solicitor, accountant and a licensed real estate professional before selling or entering into a management rights contract.
