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Tenant Screening
Property management companies can handle the entire tenant screening process, including advertising vacancies, conducting background checks, verifying employment and income, and assessing creditworthiness. This helps ensure that qualified and reliable tenants are selected.
Maintenance & Repairs
We oversee property maintenance and repairs. We handle routine maintenance tasks, respond to tenant requests for repairs, and engage qualified contractors or maintenance personnel to address issues promptly. This can include plumbing, electrical, landscaping, and general repairs.
Financial Reporting &
Rent Collection
We provide financial reporting services to property owners, including detailed income and expense statements. We also handle budgeting, provide tax documentation, and facilitate rent increases in accordance with local laws.
We collect rent from tenants on behalf of the property owner. We establish and enforce rent payment policies, track rental payments, and handle any issues related to late payments or non-payment.
Property Marketing and Advertising
We market vacant properties attracting potential tenants. We create listings, taking professional photographs, promoting properties on various platforms, and organizing property showings.
Lease Agreement Management
We handle the creation, execution, and enforcement of lease agreements. They ensure that lease terms are clearly defined, enforce lease conditions, and handle lease renewals or terminations.
Tenant Relations & Conflict Resolution
We handle the creation, execution, and enforcement of lease agreements. They ensure that lease terms are clearly defined, enforce lease conditions, and handle lease renewals or terminations.
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Is a Property Management Company Right For Your Real Estate Investment?
Property management - also known as real estate management or rental management - is best for owners of real estate who want professional help overseeing the financial, marketing, and maintenance of a property.
The property manager shoulders the responsibility of handling the day to day tasks of finding and screening qualified tenants, executing leasing or rental agreements, collecting rents, handling tenant complaints or legal issues such as evictions, building maintenance and repair, as well as a complete financial accounting and reporting to the property owner.
3 Signs You Might Need a Property Manager
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You have a general lack of experience or knowledge of all the aspects related to managing a property
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You're concerned about the amount of time you have to invest in managing, marketing and maintaining the property
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You can't personally oversee the property due to the distance between the rental property and your personal home