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Are you a first time property manager? It’s a promising career and one you can make a small fortune at if you’re a good it. Follow the tips below and you’re certain to be a stronger, better property manager and happier with the job as well. (more…)

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If you’re a property owner then you’re probably looking to get the most value out of your investment as you can, especially if own rental properties and consider this a major part of your income. One way to increase the value of your property is by making wise upgrades and investments. (more…)

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A Real Property Administrator or RPA is a certification you can add to your property management resume by completing eight courses through the Building Owners and Manager’s Institute. In addition to your course work you must have also have three years of property management work under your belt. (more…)

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Just like everything in this world, some property managers are better than others. If you are stuck with one of the bad ones then its time to get unstuck. (more…)

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Property management is a popular career these days and starting your own business isn’t very difficult but being successful is more challenging.

Let’s assume you have all your credentials, have experience and are fully qualified, willing and able to own your very own property management company. Now, it’s time to let people know about you. (more…)

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Are you ready for a property manager or can you still do it yourself. Some property owners begin to feel overwhelmed as they get more tenants and more property. These added responsibilities come with more stress and more pressure and may leave you wanting some additional help. (more…)

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A large percentage of the people who work in property management are freelance employees who only do the work part time. As a real estate owner, you’ll need to determine whether you are comfortable hiring someone who is only available part-time or whether you need to hire a property manager that can commit to the work on a full-time basis. (more…)

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One of the best parts of having a property manager on site at your rental properties is that they can handle most of the contractors that are needed at the property. A good property manager can take responsibility for screening contractors and recommending the best choice to the property owner. Additionally, the property manager can be entrusted with overseeing the work of contractors to make sure that things go smoothly. (more…)

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Are you thinking about a career in property management? If so, congratulations! You’re entering a very rewarding and challenging career that will offer you versatile and ever changing opportunities.

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A lot of property owners reach a point where they have more rental units and property than they can personally manage. It’s important to take a step back and admit when you’ve hit this point, if not your tenants, property, business and reputation will suffer. When you hit this point, it’s probably time to hire a property manager. (more…)