MICHELLE MARKHAM

When we enter the property process for whatever reason, none of us have absolute control over it. We may think we have but really, we don’t. There is a lot of waste in our property process and by that I mean wasted time, money, effort and often, collateral damage. This was the prevalent theme running through my clients processes over the years.

So I began to think about how we could make it more stream-lined, designed specifically for you, to your timeframes rather than those of the real estate agents, lawyers, valuers, bankers, non-bankers, brokers, building inspectors, planners. There are a myriad of professionals who you need along your property journey but it is a segregated process where interaction between them is a rare commodity and procedure often chaotic.

Prop’D Up is a collaboration of some of the best property professionals representing primary sectors within the property industry. They have come together, all under one roof, all in the same space, to make the property process easy, for you.

These are a few examples of why they are the best. Our Property Managers personally guarantee they’ll rent your property for 50 weeks of the year; our financial advisors will become your biggest advocates to ensure you get that mortgage; if our Body Corporate specialists can’t fix your Body Corporate, nobody can; our Insurance Brokers buy insurance, they don’t sell it; what the Unitary Plan Man doesn’t know about unlocking your property’s potential, doesn’t matter and why wouldn’t you take advantage of full interest deductions when you buy a new build off-plan? Together, we can create, manage and protect your assets.

Our brand, Prop’D Up is another way of saying “GET PROPERTY’D UP” with any or all of our experts. If you need a lawyer, get lawyer’D Up, if you need a mortgage, get mortgage’D Up, if you need a tenant, get tenant’D Up, if you need a Trust, get Trust’D Up.

We are Prop’D Up, we make property easy and we intend to change the way property process is viewed and conducted in Aotearoa, New Zealand.