Rent collection: Ensuring timely rent payments from tenants.

Periodic inspection: Regular property inspections to maintain and monitor the condition of the rental units.

Services management: Handling maintenance and repair requests from tenants.

Marketing: Utilizing various platforms, such as social media and listing sites, to advertise and promote available rental properties.

Tenant screening: Conducting thorough background checks on potential tenants to ensure they are reliable and suitable for the property.

24/7 customer service: Providing round-the-clock support to address tenant inquiries and concerns.

Data analysis: Using data-driven insights to optimize property management strategies and marketing efforts.

On-the-ground vendor resources: Connecting with local vendors and service providers to efficiently address property maintenance needs.

Tenant direction and assistance: Guiding tenants on how to navigate and utilize the property's amenities and facilities.

Property marketing: Utilizing digital marketing strategies to attract potential tenants and maximize occupancy rates.

Social media presence: Leveraging social media platforms to showcase available properties and engage with prospective tenants.

Drive-by marketing: Attracting potential tenants by making the property visually appealing from the outside.

Property website: Creating a dedicated website for the property to provide detailed information and attract potential tenants.

Referral programs: Encouraging existing tenants to refer friends or family to the property, offering incentives for successful referrals.

Listing sites: Advertising on popular rental listing sites to reach a wider audience of potential tenants.

Listing agent: Partnering with real estate agents who specialize in rental properties to increase visibility and reach.

Third-party management: Outsourcing property management to a professional company that handles day-to-day operations and tenant relations.