With my number of rentals growing and available staff in short supply, how do you handle getting units prepped for the next tenant if you have multiples tenancies ending on the same day?

Additionally, PMs are predisposed to provide poor service because they simultaneously seek to push their unit count up without adding to staff and expenses.

Or they have a staff person who can get the info.

It really helps to know the local store managers and staff.

The P&Z staff makes recommendations to the Plan Commission, City Council or Zoning Board, whichever group votes on zoning in your area.The Planner can outline the zoning process as well as the approval process to follow that gets your construction plans approved.

The rest gave notice.Now, I have never had 5 vacancies at one time and do not, normally, have the staff to get them all ready right away.

(For example, will a rental location be filled with staff because the area is growing quickly and needs lots of people?

Much less overhead and regulations, not the normal ordering headaches you'll find, staff is much more reliable because they NEED their jobs and the stress level is minimal.

With a little more effort, and maybe one more staff member, we could look after other people's properties.However I'm unsure about the actual business side of being a property manager.

We use an automated system for this and if the tech does not respond within the designated time frame, it calls the next person on the list until it gets to me, the property manager ... and no emergency call should ever get to me (we have a maintenance staff of 6 FT techs).I do agree with you and would be upset if it took 7 hours for me to get wind of that situation as well.