The operation, control, and oversight of real estate properties, ensuring they are well-maintained and profitable.

The interactions and communications between property managers and tenants, focusing on satisfaction and conflict resolution.

The process of creating a financial plan that outlines expected income and expenses for property management.

Techniques used to promote properties and attract potential tenants, including online and offline methods.

Understanding laws and regulations that govern property management, including tenant rights and lease agreements.

A legal contract between a landlord and tenant outlining the terms of rental, including duration and responsibilities.

Legal entitlements of tenants regarding their living conditions, privacy, and security in rental properties.

Routine tasks necessary to keep a property in good condition, ensuring tenant satisfaction and compliance.

Strategies to increase income from property, such as rent increases or additional services.

Estimating future costs associated with property management to create accurate budgets.

Methods and strategies used to resolve disputes between tenants and property managers effectively.

The process of gathering information about property demand, competition, and tenant preferences.

Marketing tools such as brochures, flyers, and online ads used to attract potential tenants.

A financial document that summarizes the inflow and outflow of cash within a property management context.

Standards of conduct that ensure fairness, transparency, and respect in property management.

Tools and methods used to facilitate effective communication between property managers and tenants.

Preparing for unexpected expenses or emergencies in property management.

A concise overview of a property management plan, summarizing key points and strategies.

Mechanisms for collecting tenant feedback to improve services and satisfaction.

Using social media platforms to promote properties and engage with potential tenants.

Activities aimed at increasing visibility and attractiveness of a property to prospective tenants.

Evaluating local rental markets to set competitive pricing and understand tenant demographics.

An individual or entity that owns real estate and is responsible for its management.

The level of contentment tenants feel regarding their living conditions and management services.

A licensed professional who facilitates property transactions and may assist in property management.