1. What experience do they have?

An inexperienced property manager could cost you plenty by not knowing the law or not spotting a maintenance issue while it is still small. A cheaper fee may ultimately be very costly.

2. What social proof exists?

Check out what others say in Google reviews . Does the business website offer testimonials from happy customers? Both our owner and tenant clients shout our merits.

3. What are their negotiating skills like?

You want a property manager who has good, professional negotiating skills. Think forward to the property manager negotiating with your tenant. You would like them to be firm but fair. If you like them as a person, chances are your tenant will too and you want happy paying tenants.

4. What technology does the business use?

Does the business have technology that allows prospective tenants and existing tenants to contact them 24/7? Fast, efficient technology means a quicker turnaround when it comes to finding new tenants and a quick response to maintenance issues. This all translates to less vacant time and better care of your property.