Multifamily Asset Management with Anna Myers

Multifamily Asset Management with Anna Myers

So these are all very important things you need to know because if you’ve got a unit that’s down for two months because they took two weeks before they even got in there after the lease ended that took them two weeks to even get in there to start renovating. And then there was some type of a delay. And so instead of 14 days when you’re tracking it, you’re like, wait, it’s not taking you 14 days it’s actually taking you 57 days What is going on here? That’s money last

Natural Disasters & Curveballs

Natural Disasters & Curveballs

She weighs in strongly on the value of working with property management firms who have a disaster plan in place, and people shouldn’t be scared of using each other’s ideas if they are good ones. It’s about implementing whatever knowledge we can to survive right...
How to Create an Efficient Asset Management Model-Anna Myers

How to Create an Efficient Asset Management Model-Anna Myers

In this podcast, you’ll learn: As syndicators we are responsible to our investors Asset Managers are serving both residents and investors A great Asset manager is good with people and numbers “We just don’t buy apartment buildings, we buy a community” As a Property Manager, you should: Take care of showing the property when there is a vacancy Receives the applications which become leases Vet the tenants to make sure they meet the qualifications Move ins and move outs Turn overs and renovation Be responsible to deliver the numbers Keep the books and Inputs data in the company software