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Property managers deal with a lot, these include tenant screening, marketing rental properties, collecting rents, managing residential and industrial properties, handling maintenance issues, and pursuing evictions. On top of all of this. They are saddled with the responsibility of figuring out ways to drum up business and increase revenue. As a property manager, you have […]

Inexperienced or new property managers can be driven by enthusiasm and may tend to set very high expectations before understanding their competition. If you want to leapfrog your competition and gain a competitive edge, one of the most effective ways to do it is to run a rental market analysis. What is a Rental Market

It’s all too easy to get bogged down by the day-to-day runnings of operating and maintaining a property management company. In order for you to succeed, you need to prioritize self-improvement, hone and update your property management skills. In this context, self-improvement isn’t about a new year’s resolution to hit the gym, or a promise

Owning a rental property is a good way to make money on the side. Over time, there’s a possibility for your initial rental unit to turn into several and replace your main income entirely. As a landlord, you play a vital role in ensuring that the property is in top shape and that new and

Tenant satisfaction is vital in achieving success in property management. A good property management company should be focused on keeping your tenants happy.  Tenant satisfaction is a critical component of what helps a property management company to build a great reputation and gain credibility. If you want your property management company to grow and be successful,

Over the years the property management industry has grown in leaps and bounds and as result Venture Capital companies are interested in the business opportunities available in the industry. However, the industry is difficult to dominate because of its fragmentation. Interestingly, local property management companies have built a good reputation for themselves alongside a competitive

By Kilo Kenan In the world of property managers and business owners, positioning can be a blind spot. Here’s a question every property management owner should ask themselves. What separates and differentiates you from your competition? In most cases, the answers to this question are: We make sure our clients have peace of mind, we look