All Forum Posts by: Iman Miley

Hello Cameron, 

Going to the NARPM website at https://www.narpm.org would be your best bet in finding reputable property managers for the area desired! 

Hello Kevin, 

Visiting www.narpm.org has helped many investors looking for property management services. The professionals listed have additional training and ethic standards that set them a part, however it is important to conduct your own research and properly vet a few property managements before making your decision. 

Agreed 100% with Nathan. You will want to file a complaint with the State Board of REALTORS and begin a search for a new property management. As mentioned the NARPM website offers professionally trained managers in the area that you search for and having at least 3 property managements to interview is the best foot forward. 

Hello Brian, 

Your property management company should be taking before and after pictures to properly record that the work was done adequately. A breakdown of the hourly labor work, materials, and completion of items should also be on record to be shared with you at your request.

In addition, if the work is contracted out to a vendor, asking for a copy of the estimate as well as the receipt of labor would be handy. 

Hello Justin, 

Interviewing property managements can be very straightforward however you want to ensure that you are looking at the full scope of services and not just the cheapest rate as well.

To answer your questions, our clients work with us because we provide consistent valuable and reliable information, efficiency and knowledge, quickly. We pride ourselves on being responsive, pro-active and forward-thinking experts. We have high standards, refined procedures, meticulously positive habits, ongoing training and modern technology to navigate through new city standards. 

What makes a great client is communication and understanding contractual duties while being serviced by our company.  We believe that transparency is key and do all that we can to make sure that there are no surprises for our clients in the backend!

Hello Adam, 

For the best head start, I would advise your client to visit https://www.narpm.org so that he can find a property management professional in the area that he is looking to purchase. 

Hello Nick,

I highly recommend going on https://www.narpm.org/ to find a property manager in the areas of Cleveland. The property managements listed have completed ethics courses to further great service! You'll find that most property management's are licensed brokerages as well, so they will be able to help you with your overall investment goals.

Hello Kelly, 

I highly recommend going on https://www.narpm.org/ to find a property manager in the areas of Cleveland. The property managements listed have completed ethics courses to further great service! You'll find that most property management's are licensed brokerages as well, so they will be able to help you with your overall investment goals. 

Hello Alexander, 

It is a very strict and enforced statute for residential rental properties in Cleveland. Our company does have experience with this and has a program that includes the inspection and certification handling. It is important to have an inspection done to ensure that the tenants placed in the property are safe and that the property has integrity. Prolonging this may result in more issues if lead is already present in the property.  

Hello Zorawar, 

Our company has a tenant placement average time of 26.7 days and max 39 days once the property is rent ready and marketed. It could be a matter of how the property is marketed, I would suggest contacting a property management for leasing only services. That way you can get a tenant screened, placed and moved in a timely fashion without the headache of pushing marketing strategies yourself.