Regular Inspections: Conduct regular property inspections to ensure everything is in good working order.
Maintenance: Oversee routine maintenance tasks such as landscaping, cleaning, and repairs.
Repairs: Coordinate and manage repair work, either by performing minor repairs themselves or hiring contractors for larger issues.
Tenant Screening: Screen potential tenants to ensure they are suitable and can meet their rental obligations.
Lease Management: Prepare, negotiate, and manage lease agreements.
Conflict Resolution: Address and resolve any issues or disputes between tenants and between tenants and the property owner.
Customer Service: Ensure a positive experience for tenants by being responsive to their needs and concerns.
Budgeting: Develop and manage budgets for property operations, including maintenance, repairs, and upgrades.
Rent Collection: Collect rent from tenants and ensure timely payments.
Expense Tracking: Track and manage expenses related to the property.
Financial Reporting: Prepare financial reports for property owners, detailing income, expenses, and profitability.