Property Manager – Bell Canyon

Property managers typically do the following:

• Meet with, and show properties to, prospective renters
• Discuss the lease and explain the terms of occupancy
• Collect monthly fees from tenants
• Inspect all building facilities, including the grounds and equipment
• Arrange for new equipment or repairs as needed to keep up the property
• Pay or delegate paying of bills, such as mortgage, taxes, insurance, payroll, and cleaning
• Contract for trash removal, swimming pool maintenance, landscaping, security, and other services
• Investigate and settle complaints, disturbances, and violations
• Keep records of rental activity
• Prepare budgets and financial reports
• Know and comply with local fair housing laws; do not discriminate when renting or advertising

When owners of homes, apartments, office buildings, or retail or industrial properties lack the time or expertise needed for the day-to-day management of their real estate properties, they often hire a property or real estate manager or a community association manager. Managers are employed either directly by the owner or indirectly through a contract with a property management firm.

From: https://www.sokanu.com