Someone appointed to look after or manage property on behalf of the owner, whose responsibilities may include collecting rent and arranging for maintenance of the property.
a person or firm that is appointed by the freeholder or the entity that has control of a property to manage that property on their behalf
A person or entity hired to assist the board of directors in enforcing the documents and managing the assets, including funds, of the association.
The party responsible for managing the property on behalf of the owner. This is sometimes the same as the leasing agent.
An independent company that is hired to manage a property. In New York City, most of the cooperative and condominium buildings are managed by a company which is responsible for the building operations. Brown Harris Stevens manages over 160 buildings in Manhattan.
A person or organization appointed by the owner of a property (usually a landlord) to act on his or her behalf, usually in collection of rents or maintenance of the property.
A third party-organization that manages most co-op and condominium buildings. Most co-op and condo buildings will hire a managing agent to maintain the building, collect rent or monthly maintenance fees, manage the building staff, etc.
Many cooperative and condominium buildings hire an independent company to manage the property. These firms are responsible for the daily maintenance of a property, the collection of rents or monthly maintenance charges, enforcing building policies, etc. Please contact BP Vance Real Estate for more information about managing your property.
Most co-operative and condominium buildings will hire an independent company to manage the property. These firms are responsible for the daily maintenance of a property, the collection of rents or monthly maintenance charges, enforcing building policies, etc.