Your property is a valuable asset. Follow these tips to avoid the negative affects of poor property management.

Don't forget to read the Property Management Agreement.
Not all Property Management Agreements are alike, and though you may be told it is a “standard” form, read the fine print.

Do interview candidates thoroughly.
You need a property manager you can trust without a doubt. Someone who is dependable. The only way to figure out which property manager meets these needs is to sit down and discuss with them your goals and expectations.

Don't think bigger is better.
Large property management corporations lack the time and resources available to specialize in managing your property. Focus on a smaller management company that knows the expanding Center City area, knows your tenants, and knows how to provide a plan that matches your needs and budget.

Do go Solo.
As a family-owned business, Solo Real Estate understands the value of personal relationships. Our property management experience helps us help you get the most return on your investment. Go Solo before you go anywhere else.