Definition of Property Management

Property management refers to the management and maintenance of real estate properties on behalf of their owners. This can include various services, such as rent collection, property maintenance and repairs, tenant screening, lease negotiation, and handling evictions. Property managers are responsible for ensuring that properties are in good condition, tenants are satisfied, and rents are collected on time.

Property management is also entitled to financial accounting of the real estate or residential or commercial property. It ultimately aims to serve sustainable scalability to the property owners.   

Property Management is performed by a third-party professional property management company that serves the role of management of the physical property. The third-party management company takes care of the real estate property, monitors it, and takes accountable actions for its useful condition. 

Property owners who are engaged in Property Management Services coordinate with a third-party professional company and pay for their renting properties and their good condition. In addition, the company handles new tenant inquiries, advertises the rental property, re-checks applicants’ information, selects suitable applicants, drafts lease agreements, and collects tenants’ rental income. 

The goal of property management is to maximize the property's value for the owner while ensuring that tenants have a positive experience and that the property is maintained to a high standard. This requires various skills, including communication, organization, and knowledge of local laws and regulations. Good property management can lead to increased tenant satisfaction, reduced vacancies, and higher rental income for the owner.