Monday, February 24, 2014

Tips for hiring a Property manager

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Tips for hiring a Property manager
The kind of property manager can make or break your real estate investment. As a real estate owner you should always conduct a due diligence evaluation for your prospective manager to determine their suitability.
The first thing to consider is the qualification and the experience of your candidate. Be sure to check the academic qualifications and other relevant competencies. Managers with high academic qualifications possess better managerial skills. Check the level of experience possessed by your candidate, this can be based on the managers track record in managing other properties and years they have been involved in management.
Always make it your norm to select managers that are licensed in order to ensure professionalism in management. Your manager will be in charge of your most valued and expensive investment. Always select a licensed property manager to ease in tracking down the manager in case of any eventuality and avoid quacks.
Consider the cost. Always exercise rationality whenever you are hiring a property manager. Costs involved in hiring can be expensive and therefore, always conduct a cost, value analysis to help you make rational cost decisions.
Finally, do your part. Ensure you air your expectations from the beginning and provide guidelines on how you intend to have your property managed to prevent mishaps between you and your estate manager.

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