Managing a residential complex, from solving the problems that arise in shared living spaces to carrying out routine work, is a task most people would rather avoid. A property manager has to work like both an accountant and an operator. Collecting fees from residents, cleaning common areas, handling breakdowns and periodic maintenance of technical equipment, and taking care of staff salaries, insurance, leave and severance pay all show why management belongs in professional hands.
Occupational health and safety rules, social security legislation and its sanctions require careful planning from whoever runs a building. Mistakes can create financial liabilities for the manager and for every resident. Handing these responsibilities to a team that specialises in them gives everyone peace of mind.
What professional property management covers
- Keeping residents informed regularly and ensuring transparency
- Reviewing and implementing the management plan together
- Preparing the operating budget and notifying all owners
- Preparing repair, renovation and refurbishment projects
- Organising annual ordinary and extraordinary general meetings
- Receiving official documents and filing correspondence
- Presenting the annual activity report to the general meeting
- Carrying out periodic maintenance on time
- Ensuring compliance with prevention and saving measures
- Common area management
- Tenant relations management
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