HPE Property Management in Reston Virginia (VA)

Ashburn Property Management

HPE Property Management Reston Property Management presents your Ashburn Virginia (VA)property management contact Reston, VA. 

We specialize in the Northern Virginia area residential real estate market including single family homes, townhouses, lofts and condos with a focus on Reston, Herndon, Vienna, Mclean, Great Falls, Ashburn, South Riding, Sterling, Chantilly, Centreville, Burke and Alexandria.

Reston Property Manager

HPE Property Management, LLC has been serving the Dulles Corridor Community for over 9 years including foreclosures,  short sales, REO and rental property management. The Holbrook Team is part of Keller Williams Realty located in Reston.

As a Certified Distressed Property Expert® (CDPE) Joe is a real estate professional with specific understanding of the complex issues confronting the real estate industry, and the foreclosure avoidance options available to homeowners. Through comprehensive training and experience, Joe is able to provide solutions for homeowners facing hardships in today’s market, specifically Short Sales 
 

Selling Real Estate

When it comes to selling your home in Northern Virgina's especially Reston, VA competitive market, experience is the key. Joe Holbrook has been helping home sellers in Reston and surrounding areas for over 9 years.

Let The Holbrook Team help you with your home in the renting or selling process.

 Reston Property Manager Property Management Tips

Here are some suggested tips for maximizing your profits from your property and minimizing headaches to you..

1.  Provide your property manager the resources to manage your property on time since he is the watching your very expensive asset.
2.  Maintain your property in good working order promptly and efficiently.
3.  Screen tenants in a very detailed manner. Not all tenants are created equal.
4.  Understand that a happy tenant is usually a longer staying and prompt paying tenant.
5.  Document everything you do with your tenants and property manager.
6.  Perform concise & routine inspections of your property.
7.  Hire tried and true contractors. Beware of the low bidder and folks with no licenses and insurance.
8.  Realize that vacancies will happen and that your actions can minimize these.
9.  Market your property wisely and economically.
10. Review your insurance needs yearly.
11. Consult a focused Real Estate Attorney about tenant and lease issues.
12. Take a video and photos of your property before any tenant move in.
13. Perform annual Rent analysis to ensure your property is maximizing rents.
14. Talk to your neighbors and ask them to contact you if anything happens with your tenants or property.
15. Take a pet deposit for all pets.
16. Ensure that your tenants understand that sub-leasing is unnacceptable without your approval.
17. Document all serial numbers of your appliances.
18. Provide tenants with an annual supply of furnace air filters and smoke detector batteries.
19. Make copies of keys and ensure that tenants have notice that you or the property manager are not locksmiths.
20. Ensure that tenants maintain a copy of all association documents.
21. Maintain tenant security deposits in accordance with all local and state laws.     Most judges wont have a sense of humor in court.
22. Do not provide your tenants with your address or contact number. Your property manager is the one you should pay for this interaction.
23. Remember rule #1.
Joe Holbrook