Cambridge rentals range from character homes near the town centre to new-build townhouses and lifestyle blocks on the edge of town, and each one is let to a different kind of tenant. Nexus manages the whole tenancy for Cambridge landlords, including owners who live elsewhere and need someone local to hold the keys.

If your property sits just outside this list, get in touch. We cover Hamilton, Cambridge, Morrinsville, Te Awamutu, Huntly, Ngaruawahia and Te Kauwhata.
Finding the right tenant starts with the viewing. Prospective tenants view the property before applying, so they know it is the right fit for them. From there, applications are carefully reviewed, including identity, income, rental history, references and credit checks.
We assess the complete application rather than simply accepting the first one through the door, then present you with the strongest applicants and our recommendation. The final decision is always yours.
We keep a close eye on your property throughout the tenancy. Rent is monitored and any arrears are followed up promptly, while regular routine inspections give you a clear picture of how your property is being cared for, with detailed reports and photos.
When maintenance is needed, we coordinate trusted local trades and keep you informed, working within an agreed approval limit so smaller jobs can be dealt with quickly without unnecessary delays.
We stay on top of the requirements that come with owning a rental property. From Healthy Homes standards and the Residential Tenancies Act to bond lodgement, notices and tenancy documentation, we help make sure the right processes are followed and records are properly maintained.
We assess your property against the current rental market and give you a realistic rental range, along with our fees in writing. Where needed, we can also arrange a property walkthrough to provide a more detailed appraisal and discuss any recommendations before going to market.
The property is photographed and listed, viewings are run by us, and every applicant is screened before a shortlist comes to you.
Agreement signed, bond lodged with Tenancy Services, entry condition report completed with photographs, and the Healthy Homes statement attached.
Rent monitored, routine inspections with photo reports, maintenance arranged to your approval limit, and statements to you and your accountant.
Yes. Lifestyle blocks need a different conversation about who maintains the grounds, water supply, septic systems and any sheds or outbuildings, and that all belongs in the tenancy agreement rather than being sorted out later. Tell us what is on the property and we will set the tenancy up around it.
That is a large part of what we do. We handle viewings, inspections, maintenance approvals within a limit you set, and tenant communication, and you get inspection reports and statements without needing to be in town. Anything above your approval limit comes to you first.
Applicants are screened on identity, income and affordability, rental history with previous landlords or managers, and a credit and tenancy tribunal check. We match the tenant to the property rather than taking the first application, and you have the final say on who is offered the tenancy.