Here’s the big question: Is property management all about profit, or should it be more of a customer-focused experience?

Unless they can find 6 or 7 other customers who need the same.) maybe they could do that remotely.

-Being able to give your tenants the professional experience of timely responses, quick attention to maintenance, using the on-hand already vetted roster of vendors, providing a sense of formal hospitality and customer service... can be worth the management fees. - Staying compliant with various tenant laws and fair housing policies is also a big factor I hear a lot.

*Maximize fixed rate low interest rate loans when they were available*Make your units desirable, your customer service responsive, your tenants happy, and they will tend to stay.

Let me just lead with EXCELLENT customer service.

I had a similar idea (having one of the mortgage brokers I know underwrite any prospective buyers.

•The more rental listings you take on, the more management prospects you’ll encounter.

Now I'm not saying that to say that their customers should expect to be able to talk to a representative at their company on odd hours or anything.

Obviously they are customized to what works for us but some our templates maybe helpful for you to modify for you.

I took a 5 minute video of a long-term unit and put it on YouTube, that saved a ton of time for Denver local prospective tenants!