When asking rental real estate investors about their biggest newbie mistakes, the answer that comes back most often is, I wish I'd gotten a Property Manager sooner. Hiring a Property Manager will make your landlord tasks a snap as long as you choose the right one.

Property managers handle the day-to-day-tasks of being a landlord so you don't have to. A good property manager will find, screen and select the best tenants for your property. We will take over handling the background and credit checks and verifying references.

Once a tenant is chosen, the property manager will handle the lease and signing as well as the security deposit. After tenants move in the property manager will hear and deal with complaints, maintenance requests and emergencies (ex. burst pipes).

The property manager also handles problems between tenants. When the lease is up and not renewed, the manager will deal with all the move out issues: from damage assessment to deposit return. In the case of a tenant who refuses to vacate, the manager will know exactly how to handle an eviction.