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The Ultimate Guide to Finding a Property Manager

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The role of a property manager is much more than just collecting rent and inspecting properties.

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What is a property manager?

 

A property manager’s role is to maximise the revenue generated for a rental property and minimise exposure to risk. Property managers help look after investment properties for owner-landlords with key duties including tenant screening, collecting rent, liaising with tenants, and property maintenance. However, a property manager can also handle nearly everything involved in maintaining and renting out your investment property, from daily tasks like repairs to bigger-picture processes like marketing.

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The benefits of using a property manager

 

Even the most financially savvy property investors can find themselves confused or short on time when it comes to managing investment properties - this is where an experienced property manager can be highly beneficial. Here are some of the top benefits of using a property manager:

 

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Key Considerations for Property Investors

 

How do you know whether you should be using a property manager or not? The following are some of the key considerations property investors should bear in mind before taking the plunge.

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Selecting a New
Property Manager

 

Selecting a new property manager, whether you’re making the switch from self-managing properties or another property manager, involves looking at key criteria and asking the right questions.

What Questionsto Ask in a Property Manager Interview

 

An interview with a property manager gives you the opportunity to get to know potential managers, their experience, and their track record. The right questions can help you find out more about their processes, practices, and service standards.

DISCLAIMER - The information provided is for guidance and informational purposes only and does not replace independent business, legal and financial advice which we strongly recommend. Whilst the information is considered true and correct at the date of publication, changes in circumstances after the time of publication may impact the accuracy of the information provided. LJ Hooker will not accept responsibility or liability for any reliance on the blog information, including but not limited to, the accuracy, currency or completeness of any information or links.