1. Texas law requires a licensed Broker to oversee the activities of a property management company. You can visit the Texas Real Estate Commission to verify licenses for the Manager, and leasing staff, and Broker within an organization. 2. Ask questions about the Landlord Tenant Laws that affect housing in your state. 3. Ask questions about the Texas Rental Code affecting housing. 4. Ask for referrals from friends, family or your local Real Estate … (0 comments)
Choosing a Property Manager to entrust with your properties can be a daunting task. Here are some key factors and questions that will help you decide on a firm to handle your investment portfolio.
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