Managers of any kind of rental property deal with common issues: maintenance, rental collection, and security are just a few examples. Every manager has to juggle work-orders for broken pipes, noise complaints, and billing problems. A successful property business will address these issues in a timely, competent manner.

Making Money Being Passive
Having someone else manage your property seems counterintuitive to what you have been taught as a child. The idea that someone else is helping you manage something makes sense. When one invests in stocks and bonds, it is normal that an investment banker handles the money.

Building Management Teams With Commercial Properties
As important as property management can be to successful ownership of commercial properties, it is also not limited to a single person or company. To what extent you view the concept of property management as a team effort can often determine your relative success as a property owner.

Top 5 Lessons to Create an A+ Tenant!
Every landlord and property manager (aka Professor Landlord) knows all to well that most tenants start out with an A grade, but soon (as their “semesters” drag on) begin to slow down their performance. The rent gets later and later and the condition of their unit gets significantly more run down.