Christian Osgood's Kensho Property Management handles multifamily properties across five Washington counties with in-house bookkeeping, maintenance, and tenant care. Because Osgood owns a large portfolio himself, his incentives align with yours: he profits when your properties profit.
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Managing properties is toilets, tenants, and taxes. The 3 T's. That sounds awful. Good news, I like pain, so I am doing this for you. My property management company, Kensho Property Management, is rebranded and is the group that is going to be servicing all of Grant County, where we own a majority of our own portfolio, King County, Kitsap, Thurston, and Pierce. We are very, very, very excited to get to offer this. We have the best bookkeeping imaginable. We have awesome software, in-house bookkeepers, which is a huge deal. We have excellent maintenance tenants cruise. But most importantly, I own a lot of real estate. This is the company that manages my portfolio. We're going to treat you like an owner because it matters to me. And turns out, if your properties around mine do better, my properties do better. So I am directly incentivized to work with you to maximize profits and give your tenants the best possible place to live. Excited to work with you. If you have any questions, you want to reach out, we're doing anything 2 units above. Christian Osgood, Instagram.