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Meet John - Property Management VA
Job Description
A remote property manager is a professional who oversees and manages real estate properties from a distance, often using digital tools and platforms. Their responsibilities typically include:
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Tenant Communication: Serving as the main point of contact for tenants, addressing inquiries and maintenance requests promptly.
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Property Maintenance: Coordinating and scheduling repairs and maintenance works with local service providers while ensuring the property remains in good condition.
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Rent Collection: Managing the collection of rent payments, issuing reminders, and handling any payment disputes.
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Property Marketing: Promoting vacant properties through online listings, social media, and other marketing strategies to attract potential tenants.
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Financial Reporting: Maintaining financial records and providing regular reports to property owners regarding income, expenses, and overall performance.
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Lease Management: Preparing, reviewing, and enforcing lease agreements, as well as ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations.
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Inspections and Audits: Conducting regular inspections of properties (often through local agents) to ensure adherence to property standards and tenant agreements.
Remote property managers are particularly valuable for owners who live far away from their properties, allowing for efficient management without the need for on-site presence. They leverage technology to streamline operations, enhance communication, and provide excellent service to both property owners and tenants.
40hrs: [Bilingual]: $1,775
40hrs: [English-Only]: $1,600
30hrs: [Bilingual]: $1,350
30hrs: [English-Only]: $1,200
All prices are monthly fixed costs.
A remote property manager is a professional who oversees and manages real estate properties from a distance, often using digital tools and platforms. Their responsibilities typically include:
-
Tenant Communication: Serving as the main point of contact for tenants, addressing inquiries and maintenance requests promptly.
-
Property Maintenance: Coordinating and scheduling repairs and maintenance works with local service providers while ensuring the property remains in good condition.
-
Rent Collection: Managing the collection of rent payments, issuing reminders, and handling any payment disputes.
-
Property Marketing: Promoting vacant properties through online listings, social media, and other marketing strategies to attract potential tenants.
-
Financial Reporting: Maintaining financial records and providing regular reports to property owners regarding income, expenses, and overall performance.
-
Lease Management: Preparing, reviewing, and enforcing lease agreements, as well as ensuring compliance with local laws and regulations.
-
Inspections and Audits: Conducting regular inspections of properties (often through local agents) to ensure adherence to property standards and tenant agreements.
Remote property managers are particularly valuable for owners who live far away from their properties, allowing for efficient management without the need for on-site presence. They leverage technology to streamline operations, enhance communication, and provide excellent service to both property owners and tenants.