Is Property Management Right For You?
Throughout the state, real estate sales professionals are turning to rental property management as a source of supplemental or full-time income. Owners of single-family homes, apartment buildings and commercial properties are looking for pros who can handle the day-to-day tasks of finding tenants, leasing space, collecting rents and managing the upkeep on their properties.
Property management is devoted to the leasing, managing, marketing, and overall maintenance of property for others. Many property owners who do not reside on the property often relies on a professional property manager to manage their investment.
The scope of property management goes beyond rent collection, maintenance and repair. A property manager is the local representative of the owner. A property manager's primary duty is to produce the greatest possible net income for the property owner, for the longest period of time.
Property managers are responsible for everything when it comes to maintaining the property and managing the expenses. A trained property manager will successfully handle all the details involved in operating income property.
Property managers can be compensated in several ways. The majority work for a guaranteed salary plus a small percentage of the total income collected.
In most states, property managers performing such functions for others and for a fee must either hold real estate licenses or special property manager licenses.
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