04 Apr 2022
Words Staff Writers Resort News

The Mystery of Management Rights Solved

Accommodation industry operators and experts gathered on the Gold Coast on 12 March to discuss common issues and misconceptions surrounding Management Rights.

Spearheaded by the ResortBrokers’ Gold Coast team, the “Management Rights Made Easy” seminar, at RACV Royal Pines Resort Gold Coast, was staged to engage, excite, and educate new buyers in this industry sector. 

A panel of four experts, including ResortBrokers’ southern Gold Coast broker Todd Warner, Paul Grant from Mike Phipps Finance, Tony Rossiter from Holmans Accountants, and Trent Pevy from Pevy Lawyers, was on hand to assist new buyers on the path to success.

The ResortBrokers’ Gold Coast Management Rights team said the event attracted a packed room of “really engaged” buyers from all around south-east Queensland.

“There was plenty of healthy discussion, great questions and loads of engaged conversation. The main theme was the buoyancy in the Management Rights’ market and the main message was to ensure that you ‘always use management experts to guide you on your journey’,” they said.

 “We had great feedback from all who attended that the event was very informative with some attendees saying you would normally expect to pay for the level of professionalism provided for free by ResortBrokers and the expert panel.

 “ResortBrokers will continue to lead the way when it comes to delivering outstanding results for our clients, whether that is searching for the right business for a first timer to the industry or an experienced operator looking to expand their portfolio.

 “We run these events regularly so anyone interested in the industry should keep an eye on our website for future opportunities to network and learn.”

The ResortBrokers’ Gold Coast team said the industry was experiencing a “terrific amount of interest in a buoyant market” with 2022 shaping up to be a record year.

 “This will be another record year of transactions, which indicates we are in a very active and positive market,” the team said.