Property Management
The property manager is a professional responsible for real estate on behalf of his clients. He can be self-employed or salaried. It essentially has two roles, two functions:
- Manage the real estate assets of an individual or a company, and defend their interests.
- Manage the condominium manager.
In the first case, the property manager takes care of organizing the visits, presenting to his clients the best candidates for rental, collecting the rents, charges and accounting, taking care of the work in the housing. , advise clients on their investments, etc.
He establishes the correct amount of rent with you.
It offers you a guarantee in the event of unpaid rents or damage.
It limits the risk of rental vacancy.
It has professional and efficient means of communication to promote your property.
It selects the candidate tenants.
He organizes the tours for you.
He carries out the inventory, drafting the lease and rent receipts, etc.
With your consent, he will undertake repair or renovation work.
He is the person you can count on even if you are far from your rental property.
You have the guarantee that your accommodation is maintained and meets the latest mandatory standards.
Your rental management cost remains reasonable (a percentage of the rent received).
You benefit from sound advice and personalized support from the real estate agent.
You are not alone when faced with a difficulty.
The Syndic of Co-ownership
The trustee is the legal representative of the syndicate of co-owners. As such, he manages the finances and administration of the co-ownership. For this , he must ensure the maintenance in good condition of use and enjoyment of all common areas of the building and its equipment.
The law requires that the co-ownership be managed by a trustee elected by a General Assembly (AG) of co-owners. He must administer the building, to execute the decisions voted in AG, to represent the co-ownership in its relations with third parties (suppliers, in particular) and to enforce the regulations
When the property manager plays the role of condominium manager, his mission is to:
- Manage the finances and administration of the condominium on a daily basis.
- Find the best service providers to carry out the work.
- Recruit the staff of the condominium: guards, maintenance officers, etc.
- Collect the co-ownership charges from each of the co-owners.
- Convene and direct general meetings of co-owners.
- Settle disputes and tensions between the co-owners.