There are three primary goals for a property manager, whether that property be commercial or residential.  They are:

1.  Achieve the objectives of the property owner.

2.  Generate income for the owner.

3.  Preserve or increase the value of the property.

Though the job of a property manager breaks down into much smaller, definable tasks and functions, these are the overarching goals.  Everything done, from leasing, marketing, budgeting, maintenance, etc. must be aimed at those 3 goals, to not only make for a happy owner, but for a successful property as well.

 
Post is included in group: Colorado Commercial Real Estate

1 Comments on The Primary Functions of a Property Manager

JUN
11
2007

short, simple and to the point. good stuff

 

Please xpand at a latter date on each topic

11:30am • #1

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