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Property management is the supervision of residential, commercial, and industrial properties, including apartments, detached houses, condominium units, and shopping centers. It typically involves administering property owned by another party or entity. On behalf of the lender, the property manager works to protect the integrity of the property while producing revenue.
Property managers assist owners in creating budgets, advertising rental properties, qualifying tenants, and collecting rent. They also comply with the local landlord and real estate board laws and maintain the property. Preventive maintenance, cleaning, interior and exterior, and construction will all fall within the scope of the responsibilities of a property management firm.
A lease is a contract between an owner and a user of property. In business lease agreements, the owner (lessor) receives financial compensation and in exchange, the tenant (lessee) is given the right to operate his or her business on the property. There are many different types of property lease arrangements and many different considerations that business owners should weigh before entering into such a contract.
But leasing is very popular with small business owners: such arrangements allow new or financially-strapped businesses to divert their capital to other business needs. Indeed, many small businesses operate in leased facilities for their entire existence. Leasing property, of course, may itself be a small business activity.
Tenant screening is a process used primarily by residential landlords and property managers to evaluate prospective tenants. The purpose is to assess the likelihood the tenant will fulfill the terms of the lease or rental agreement and will also take great care of the rental property in question.
The process culminates in a decision as to whether to approve the applicant, approve the applicant conditionally (such as requiring an increased deposit or cosigner) or deny tenancy.
A home maintenance inspection will clear up any concerns you have about the health of your house. Worried your roof has been compromised, or your foundation is a little worse for wear? A home maintenance inspection gives you a full picture of any below-the-radar repairs that need to be completed before you put your home up for sale.
Just like at a pre-purchase inspection, your inspector will walk you through the home, showing you what was found and explaining what it means. You should have a chance to ask questions or get clarifications, and usually the inspector will point out things you should be doing regularly to keep all of your home’s systems functioning in tiptop shape.
There are many types of properties to consider when buying a house. Are you thinking about investing in real estate to rent out or use as a vacation home for other travelers? It can turn into a reliable source of income. But how do you know if you’re ready to become a landlord?.
An investment property is real estate purchased to generate income (i.e., earn a return on the investment) through rental income or appreciation. Investment properties are typically purchased by a single investor or a pair or group of investors together.
Our services are designed to help maximize the value of your asset and to help you at every step of the way of the transaction process. Whether you’re a seasoned homeowner, a first-time buyer, an owner of a commercial portfolio, our advice is always tailored and transparent. Our strong market knowledge, informed by in-house sector-leading research, ensures you receive the best possible advice every time, whatever your real estate needs.
We aim to find solutions for you that balance innovation, quality, flexibility, and value for money, irrespective of whether you’re a landlord, investor, developer, buyer, or seller.
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