Many times, experience is the only teacher. The lesson may be well learned, but very costly. If you manage properties and are considering liquidating your portfolio, call me to discus your goals. Jack McSwain, PRM, Realtor. Do you use a Solvency Letter? .

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How do you handle foreclosures? Wednesday, February 11, 2009. As a property manager do you have a policy in place and in writing that describes how you or anyone who works for you will handle properties, owners and tenants who are involved in a foreclosure? If you are expecting to see foreclosures to increase in 2009, as are most, now is probably a good time to put some words on paper. Property managers may want to try to pitch in and help out all parties involved in the foreclosure process.

Cool Buyers in a Hot Market. In some regions across Canada, the real estate market has been steadily heating up. In these areas, real estate agents have more buyers than sellers, and multiple offer situations are becoming commonplace. Is approved for required financing. Is satisfied with the results of a property inspection. Additionally, if the buyer is already a homeowner, a condition may be required to ensure that the buy.

Tuesday, January 20, 2009. 1 Answer the questions on the application truthfully. Learn and comply with the terms of your lease agreement. 4 Keep your rental property clean. Dispose of garbage regularly and properly. 5 Submit requests to your property manager or landlord in writing to avoid disputes and misunderstandings. Keep copies for your records. 8 Keep noise levels to a minimum.