Within any kind of property management, safety should always be your first and foremost concern. Safety on your property of renters, staff, and of visitors is of the upmost importance, and this is particularly striking in the summertime if you have a pool on site. Make sure to keep the following pool safety tips in …
Whether your building is commercial or residential, safety on your property should always be your number-one priority. It’s likely that you’ve heard at least a little of the story of a terrible fire in a London apartment building, one that recently devastated the people living there and took an enormous number of lives. This story …
As with any other business, property management comes with its own difficulties and stressful situations. Each manager will likely experience a “trying” time, to say the least, when working with tenants, renters, staff, or any others throughout the course of his or her work. Take a look at some of the following “property management horror …
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Unfortunately, this time of year is a big one for theft. Around the holidays, more people than ever find that their packages, mail, and other belongings have vanished from their property. Whether you have tenants whose offices may be in danger of being broken into or residents whose packages are going missing, you should do …
The best defense is a good offense, or so they say. This turn of phrase is true for property management and in avoiding potential accidents or just generally unpleasant situations that may occur on your property. Take some of these measures to prevent as many of the following incidents as you can so that you …
If you employ electronic strategies to manage your property, or to work within your property management business in any way, then you need to understand the potential dangers associated with it. That is, in order to keep the information of your company and your residents or tenants safe, you have to be able to take …
There are a lot of security considerations when it comes to a commercial property. There is a lot of foot traffic, after all, whether it’s people who work there or people simply passing through. If you are the manager of one such property, you may want to look into commercial property safety tips and suggestions …
Despite your best efforts, there may be an incident on or in your commercial property where a tenant or visitor slips and falls. Though you’ve been careful with the cleaning and have employed warning signs, these fall claims could be highly detrimental to your property management work and could impact your relationships with tenants. Learn …
The holiday season is a stressful time for many and one during which everyone has a lot on their minds. For property managers, there can be increased concerns during this period when business and work load could be at their highest and other issues come into play. Because a number of people go away on …