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Satyam Mistry
  • Investor
  • Omaha, NE
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Specific Systems & Processes for Management

Satyam Mistry
  • Investor
  • Omaha, NE
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📝 Below are specific systems & processes I have used for managing my long term rental portfolio in the Omaha, Nebraska market:

  • Zillow & Apartments.com to list properties for rent & receive applications
    • Pre screening prospects with a few baseline questions before scheduling showings to weed out non qualified parties & tire kickers
    • Apartments.com (previously Cozy) for management platform, receiving rental payments, & accounting
    • Inputting expenses for each property each month
    • Separate bank account for holding tenant deposits
    • Escrowing insurance & property taxes in monthly payment
    • Lockbox to allow contractors access during rehab
    • HVAC maintenance contract for service twice a year
    • Gutter cleaning company scheduled once a year
    • Leave on agreements with utility companies for all properties
    • Automatic late fees applied after rent due date
    • Informing tenants to email all non emergency repair requests & include images if possible
    • Contacting contractor about a needed repair & having them get in touch with the tenant directly for scheduling
    • Paying contractors promptly and thanking them for their good service
    • Mailing 2 tenant tip letters a year incorporating visuals for various items such as winter preventative maintenance, what not to flush down the toilet, reminder to clean lint trap from dryer, etc.
    • Continuous punch lists to be aware of for non emergency related items that can be addressed at turnover
    • Informing tenants 30-45 days before their lease expires about upcoming renewal status
    • Google Sheets for managing portfolio with separate tabs tracking purchases, loan information, equity, rent roll, cash flow, & insurance policy details

    What are some other resources you have used for your portfolio?