A property manager is a “jack-of-all-trades” in the real estate world.
The life of a property manager can be hectic and complex. Property managers take on many roles and must relate well in many areas of the real estate field. If you are a property manager, you may relate to the list of challenges below that property managers face. Or, if you are an owner of a property or a tenant yourself, you can understand a little better the tasks your property manager handles day by day.
Property management is one of the many roles that go into the operation of a building.
A lot goes into the workings of a business or place of residence. From the idea to the plan, from the construction to the furnishing, and from the maintenance to running the business, it takes a village to accomplish and keep up with every task. This is no less true with the ownership and maintenance of a building. Sometimes, residential and commercial property owners need a company to help them manage their property or properties. This company does what is called property management.
Commercial real estate faces three top challenges which continue to persist throughout the second half of 2019.
2019 is already past its midpoint, yet the challenges predicted at the dawning of the year have not gone away. Rather, these issues have only continued to intensify. The market for commercial real estate shows signs of change, cues that CRE owners and investors should take to adapt to what the future seems to hold. Below is an outline of the top three challenges in commercial real estate.
Last week we covered five things that homebuyers hate. Here are five more things that complete the list.
Last week, we reviewed five things that prospective homebuyers hate to see in a home for sale. Because that was only half of the list, it seemed fitting to include the other five deplorables in the following article. The previous article covered the woes of dirt and grime, the presence of pets, current owners, and clutter, as well as dank bathrooms and kitchen. This article will focus on other stylistic choices plus the home’s exterior.