16/02/2016
Property Management
Marketing, advertising and showing the property.
Collecting all rents, security deposits, utility bills, and all other receipts on behalf of the owner.
Cash deposits or transfers to the owners bank accounts.
Registering the utilities (electricity, water, gas, building maintenance, telephone, and cable TV) under the new owner’s or tenant’s name.
Paying owner’s property insurance and condo costs and other payments as instructed.
Arranging and making payment for required repairs or maintenance work.
Providing owner with itemized and computerized periodic reports.
Dealing with ongoing problems or requests of tenants throughout the contract period.
Periodic inspections of the property during the lease term in order to ensure proper maintenance.
Periodic inspections of a vacant property order to ensure proper maintenance.
Evaluating market conditions in relation to your property’s rental value.
Tenant screening by personal interview, prior to acceptance.
“Move in” and “Move out” inspection-condition summarized with a report list of furniture and utility readings.
Renovation and Furnishing
