All Forum Posts by: Landon Murie

Thanks for the mention @Becca Summers

@Erin Featherstone

@Erin Featherstone, let me know if you have any questions about your management needs.

Welcome Jesse,

One of the simplest ways is to google "(city) property management" and look at the companies that show up in the Google local listings. Here you can see reviews, check out their websites, or contact them. 

Make sure to ask about their vacancy rates, lease up fees, and maintenance methods. 

Let me know if you have any other questions.

Welcome to the community! So much good info on here and many knowledgeable people. 

As others suggested, looking into the requirements in your state is important. As far as the running of the business, one of the biggest things for us has been the right software. Buildium is what we use and it helps keep things simple. It automates all reporting and keeps track of all finances. It has lots of tools that make operating the business smooth.

EASE was founded by rental property owners just like you. Our small-scale Utah County based Property Management company has a unique perspective that puts rental owners specific needs in mind. Why work with a "big box franchise" when you can work with a property management company that truly understands your personal needs, stresses, and goals? Whether you are new to property management, or are familiar with the industry already, our goal here at EASE is to deliver superior personalized property management service. We strive to be responsive, efficient, and offer the most affordable rate of all the property management companies in Utah. We believe that our success is owed to our relationships with rental property owners, and we strive to go above-and-beyond to maintain and improve these relationships.

When being a Landlord becomes too much to handle, we are here to help simplify the process.

Get more info on our property management company and call us if you need help maximizing your income on your rental property.

EASEwas founded by rental property owners just like you. Our small-scale Utah County based Property Management company has a unique perspective that puts rental owners specific needs in mind. Why work with a "big box franchise" when you can work with a property management company that truly understands your personal needs, stresses, and goals? Whether you are new to property management, or are familiar with the industry already, our goal here at EASE is to deliver superior personalized property management service. We strive to be responsive, efficient, and offer the most affordable rate of all the property management companies in Utah. We believe that our success is owed to our relationships with rental property owners, and we strive to go above-and-beyond to maintain and improve these relationships.

When being a Landlord becomes too much to handle, we are here to help simplify the process.

Check out the Best Property Managment Company in Utah on our site.

Welcome to the community! It's a great site to find information and ask questions. Rental property investing is the way to go!

I am in the process of growing a new property management business and am working on building a credible/trusting image and reputation to help speed this growth. I feel that when people hire someone to manage their rental property, cost is not the ultimate influence. I feel that the companies with the best reputations are the ones that will be successful over the long run. Obviously, the best way to do this is to provide clients with great service and they will end up referring you and giving you reviews. I am experimenting with different things in our advertising and website to see if we get more calls/inquiries. Property Management site and ideas

Wondering what your recommendations are from experience with different trust/credibility building methods in advertising and marketing your business? (Ex. Written client reviews, client video reviews, videos/photos of employees) 

@Alex Franks Thank you for the info. Yeah, that does seem like a lot of people for 150 properties. I hope to be able to manage about 50-75 by myself and then bring someone else on to train and have them take over those. I will then basically start again and try to build another 50-75 and then bring another person on to handle those, and continue doing that until hopefully growing to a few hundred units.

@Craig Garrow I use Buildium software. I am sure that the others like appfolio are great as well. I like buildium because they seem to constantly be taking user feedback and making improvements. For instance, they just added a mobile app for property inspections that syncs up to the software, and they are currently working on making all leases and lease signing done online with E-sign.