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Property Managers

Adviser guides 1 January 2021 1 minute read
Property Managers

A property managers role is to look after the management of your rental property/ies.

Their services can usually be as minimal or as comprehensive as you like, depending on your preferences.

A full-service property manager will identify and screen tenants for your property, conduct regular inspections of your property, and manage all tenant dealings, including maintenance requests.

A property manager cannot comment on the suitability of an investment to your personal circumstances unless they are also a QPIA.

Investors should only deal with a property manager who has the appropriate state real estate licensing. PIPA membership is also highly desirable.

Start your search for a property manager to help you with your property investment journey

Looking for an accredited professional? Search the QPIA® directory.

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