Boards must carefully assess their needs and expectations when choosing a new property manager or management company, while management firms must match their staff to the board's priorities and provide extensive training to less experienced team members. (Print: The Two Faces of a Management Transition)
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Navigating the Complexities of Switching Property Management Companies
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Management Transitions Shouldn't Be a Trauma
Do you know where your management records are?
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Five Steps to Hiring the Right Property Management Company
Above all, prep your must-have list in advance.
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How to Straighten Out a Management Mess
Transitioning between management companies can be a fraught process.
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