What is Property Management?

A property manager explains why landlords need professional help. They handle tenant screening, maintenance, rent collection, and legal compliance. The speaker offers these services directly.
If you are like I once was, ignorant to the notion that a professional service would and could manage a rental property that you own, then have no fear. I am here to let you know that this does exist. I'm ashamed to say that even after having worked years in corporate property management, I did not know there were professional property managers out there that helped and served individual owners of rentals well. There are and now I'm one of them. It's an amazing resource for those investors that want to get into the real estate game to buy and hold, but don't want the headache or liability of being a landlord, then call on us. This is what we do. We can see you through the life cycle of property management by placing a good quality tenant in your property, taking care of an array of tasks that managing a property entails, including coordinating maintenance, sending notices, collecting rent, communicating with the tenants, inspections of the property, and anything else that happens during the lease cycle all the way through to renewing the lease. Can you imagine handling all this on your own, especially with another full time job, late night and weekend phone calls from tenants with emergencies? No thank you. Good professional property managers such as utts are knowledgeable about landlord tenant law, national standards, how to market and lease a property, how to screen for the right tenant, how to handle tenant issues, protect your liability, and ultimately help you make more money for minimal cost. Why not let us manage for you? This will free up your time to be creative in other ways and let you focus on doing the things that you really want to be doing. If you're interested in learning more, give me a call.
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