Property Management

Complying with Fair Housing & avoiding costly legal expenses, increasing cash flow, minimizing deferred maintenance, and increasing value shouldn't be time consuming and painful. Selecting a top property management company is the first step.

We're a boutique property management group backed by BHHS. Unlike corporate property managers, you'll have direct access to our Founder. That's accountability few other property managers are willing to provide.

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Areas of Focus

Capex Management

All properties will have capital expenditures. How best to determine which improvements to make is a critical decision.

Detailed quarterly inspections aide in preventing deferred maintenance while simultaneously documenting improvements that will add property value and attract ideal tenants.

Value Creation

Every real estate investor expects to have their property increase in value. However, the wrong property manager can have the exact opposite effect.

With our quarterly inspection reports, on demand financial reporting, tenant standards, individual client strategy, and semi-annual valuation report, each client knows exactly where their property's value stand in the current market.

Occupancy

Occupancy is the first metric an investor should focus on. Without maximizing occupancy, even the best investment will not cash flow & increase in value.

Our platforms include Costar, Crexi, MLS, Catalyst, Zillow, Realtor.com, Apartments.com, and more to ensure each property type managed reaches maximum occupancy.

Financial Reporting

Whether for tax, financing, or disposition purposes, detailed financial reporting is non-negotiable. Few things create challenges like insufficient financial details.

Our utilization of Buildium and our back office, in-house accounting staff provide you with the financial reporting you require.

From Our Clients:

Andy B.

"As an out-of-state property owner, it's reassuring to know that I can contact Wes anytime. I've worked with national property managers in the past, and that would never happen."