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What to Look for in a Great Property Manager

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What to Look for in a Great Property Manager

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  1. What to Look for in a Great Property Manager

  2. Finding the right property manager can and will make all the difference in your real estate investment. Determining who the right manager is for your specific location and unique investment needs and goals, however, isn't always so easy to do.

  3. Below are some key things to look for when interviewing someone for property management in Edmonton. There are many property management companies, so choose carefully!

  4. Communication is Key Above all else, you want to find a property manager who is a good communicator. When things go wrong at a property, it's often because of poor communication or a failure to learn about and understand the property owner's and tenants' desires and needs.

  5. When you interview candidates for the job, ensure the person you choose is someone who is easy to talk to, but who also seems willing to listen to what it is that you have to say. Listening is key! Someone who seems uninterested in learning about your goals for the property is not someone you want in charge of your investment.

  6. It's also important for the property manager to be diplomatic, because they will be the key point of contact for many individuals and groups, from yourself and tenants, to perhaps a board of directors, etc. For a successful relationship, you need someone that will listen to all parties and interpret and relay information from everyone effectively.

  7. Cares About Customer Service Let's face it, a property manager who doesn't return calls or fails to act on tenants' requests or complaints will have difficulty keeping people happy - dissatisfied tenants won't stick around. A property manager who respects tenants, property owners and anyone else with an interest in a particular location, and who makes an effort to ensure they're providing great service, will always be more successful.

  8. Experience & Knowledge to Anticipate Problems In order to simplify the search for the right candidate, when it comes to property or condominium management in Edmonton, property owners should look for someone who is experienced and seems knowledgeable enough to anticipate issues.

  9. Even more importantly, you need someone who can anticipate a problem and who will act to avoid the problem altogether. The same can be said when it comes to staying up to date with changing bylaws and other regulations. This will save time, money and hassle.

  10. If you're in the process of finding and hiring a property manager for a residential or commercial building, be sure to make note of the tips mentioned above. And, if you're looking for an experienced company in the Edmonton area, look no further than Group Three Property Management Inc. http://www.groupthree.ca/

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