Top 10 Reasons You Need
A Property Manager

01

So you don't have to handle a call in the middle of the night about a maintenance emergency.

Actually, there are very few true middle of the night emergencies, but if they do happen, it is best to have a property manager who is on-call 24 hours and has strong relationships with vendors who can respond quickly.

02

Because the best tenants want to rent homes that are professionally managed.

Many perspective tenants have heard horror stories about landlords who do not maintain their properties or pay their mortgages. Many of the best-qualified perspective tenants are specifically looking for professionally managed properties.

03

So that immediate action is taken if rent payments are late.

Landlords are often tempted to be flexible with tenants who run into trouble paying rent on-time, however Property Managers have strict policies and procedures to assess late fees and initiate legal action promptly.

04

To coordinate maintenance requests and requirements.

Property Managers have developed relationships with vendors who are reliable, responsive, and reasonably priced. Property Managers can also meet vendors at the property to address maintenance issues if tenants are not available to do so.

05

To enforce the terms of the lease.

Property Managers will enforce the terms of the lease regarding tenant’s responsibilities for maintenance, HOA compliance, and proper notices for termination or renewal. Property Managers will also ensure that Fair Housing requirements are adhered to.

06

To provide periodic interior and exterior inspections.

Property Mangers have a set schedule for exterior, interior, and drive-by inspections. This is critical to ensuring that tenants are properly caring for the home and complying with lease terms.

07

To address HOA violations.

It is critical to address HOA violations in a timely manner to avoid violation charges. Whether the violation is tenant or landlord responsibility, Property Managers will arrange for the violation to be corrected.

08

To provide year-end income and expense statement for tax purposes.

Many landlords appreciate the year-end statements provided by management companies rather than tracking income and expenses on their own.

09

To interface directly with the tenants for all questions and concerns.

Landlords and tenants are “opposing parties” in a legal contract. It is often helpful to have a third party to interface between the parties to ensure that requests, questions, and concerns are addressed in a professional manner and per the terms of the lease.

10

So you can sleep better at night knowing someone is looking after you largest asset.

With landlords often living around the country and around the world, most feel more comfortable knowing that there is a Property Manager located locally who is dedicated to ensuring their home is properly maintained.