Homeowners often think of having a neighbour or relative manage their property. That is usually a mistake.
A normal distance between tenant and landlord prevents problems: the less you know about each other, the better.
Below is a short list of our most common tasks as property manager:
- Making a monthly billing statement and sending it to the tenant
- Checking rent payments and following up when needed
- Check-in and check-out inspections (before, during and after the rental period)
- Acting as intermediary between tenant and landlord for questions and reported faults
- Handling faults and minor technical emergencies, in consultation with the owner
- 24/7 reporting of faults by tenants through our online incident system, built on Rently
- Being present when technicians, plumbers and handymen work at your property
- If desired, an inspection during the rental period
- Arranging cleaning before, during and/or after the rental period, together with a professional cleaning company
- At the owner's request, a yearly rent adjustment based on the CBS index figures
No cure, no pay: management fees only apply when your property is rented out.