Property Management Services

Financial management

• Property managers collect rent, prepare financial reports, and handle budgeting and expenses. They may also have policies for late or unpaid rent. 

Property maintenance

• Property managers arrange for repairs, landscaping, and snow removal. They may also have a network of contractors to ensure jobs are done on time and to a high standard. 

Lease administration

• Property managers draft, sign, and renew leases, and establish policies and procedures for tenants. 

Tenant relationship

• Property managers are at the center of the landlord-tenant relationship. They monitor building data and analyze indicators to improve the building's energy and environmental performance. 

Conflict management

• Property managers mediate conflicts between parties. 

Communication

• Property managers need strong written and verbal communication skills to respond to tenant emails and communicate with vendors. 

Marketing

• Property managers market properties. 

Accounting

• Property managers use accounting software to maintain transactions, payables, and receivables, and ensure accurate tax payments. 

 Property managers must also comply with state and local landlord-tenant laws and regulations.