Tips for Choosing a Property Manager for Your Commercial Property
While investing in commercial real estate, choosing the right property manager is essential who can understand your investment goals & how you would like your property managed. http://www.groupthree.ca/
While investing in commercial real estate, choosing the right property manager is essential who can understand your investment goals & how you would like your property managed. http://www.groupthree.ca/
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<strong>Tips</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Choosing</strong> a <strong>Property</strong> <strong>Manager</strong> <strong>for</strong> <strong>Your</strong><br />
<strong>Commercial</strong> <strong>Property</strong><br />
Investing in commercial real estate can supply a lucrative revenue stream, but choosing the right<br />
property manager is crucial to your success. In order to draw the largest return from your<br />
investment, you will need to align yourself with a property manager who understands your<br />
investment goals and how you would like your property managed. Here are some tips to get you<br />
started:<br />
When it comes to finding a commercial property management company, Calgary, Edmonton,<br />
and investors throughout North America need to know where to start their search. There are<br />
some preliminary questions you should ask be<strong>for</strong>e you sit down to start talking seriously about<br />
how they would manage your property. This is what you need to find out, right from the start:<br />
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are they licensed?<br />
what type of experience do they have, or which types of properties have they managed?<br />
how many years of experience do they have?<br />
are they willing to show you references from other clients?<br />
Really, if the answers they provide to any of the above questions don't seem satisfactory, or they<br />
aren't willing to show you references, move on. There are many property management teams to<br />
choose from.<br />
Next, you will want to ask them how, as the managers <strong>for</strong> your property, they would approach<br />
the following:<br />
setting monthly rents<br />
collecting rents from tenants<br />
per<strong>for</strong>ming maintenance on the properties and any necessary repairs<br />
per<strong>for</strong>ming property inspections<br />
attracting and keeping tenants<br />
screening tenants<br />
In addition to these questions, it's also important to find out about their management fees and the<br />
type of contract that they require <strong>for</strong> you to retain their services. If the fees are too high, they will<br />
cut into your return, and some contract terms may not make sense <strong>for</strong> your investment.
Finally, it's well worth it if you take the time to meet with more than a couple of property<br />
management companies. <strong>Choosing</strong> the first company you meet gives you nothing to compare<br />
their services, contract or fees to, and there could be another property manager who's service<br />
offering or fees are more in line with your investment or business style. If you live in the<br />
Edmonton or Calgary area, a reputable company is Group Three <strong>Property</strong> Management Inc. They<br />
have several years of experience managing residential and commercial properties and a long list<br />
of satisfied clients to tell you about their positive experiences.