Property Management How To

Don’t be scared to work outside your box, inform your director if you feel they are at risk. A good employer will always be open to any feedback and always weigh up the risk. If the owner of the business is more for the landlord, its highly likely that they are from a sales back ground and have less regard for your position. Ask yourself if you can educate your agency owner and if you can’t, best your find a better company to work for. Never remove any of your findings from an inspection, always report items such as: Tripping hazards Rust in electrical fittings Water stains where they shouldn’t be Loose fitting banisters or railings Wood rot Building cracks and faults Yard areas and or driveways that are subsiding Any cracks that are appearing in the building Termites, spiders or other pests When reporting these items always use the word “appears” as we are not a qualified tradesperson in any of these areas.