Many people think property management is easy. Many of those people try to manage their own properties. Unfortunately, there are a lot of rules and laws that could get them into trouble. As a professional management company, we keep on top of these and make sure our clients and tenants are protected.
Single-family residential property management is a challenging endeavor due to a variety of factors. It requires a skillset that blends customer service, attention to detail, and an understanding of both property maintenance and real estate market trends. Rent Collection is Only Part of It Firstly, managing a single-family home involves more than just collecting rent.
Managing rental properties calls for a conscientious balance between ensuring the satisfaction of tenants and the maintenance of the property’s value. One of the key strategies to achieve this balance is through regular occupied property reviews. We call them property reviews and not inspections, because neither we, nor our inspection partner, are licensed inspectors and
We’ve been preaching that property management is a specialization to be taken seriously. Unfortunately, all that’s required in Texas to manage property is a broker to be responsible for the function. More should be required in order to be a property manager due to the complexity of the job and the liabilities associated with doing
Around two-thirds of our clients own a single rental property with us. Due to the makeup of our client base, new prospective clients often ask, “should I sell the house or rent it out?” It’s a great question that should be answered with complete data, not opinions. The problem is that most general real
A recent article by LegalScoops, discussed 8 legal considerations you should be aware of when hiring a property management company. It was a terrible article and failed to make the very valuable points it should have, especially since only one of their eight points had anything remotely to do with “legal considerations.” I feel like