Professional Property Management Overview

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Match the following property management positions with their responsibilities:

Site Manager = Handles day-to-day tasks for a single property Property Manager = Manages a portfolio of properties for clients Regional Manager = Supervises on-site managers Asset Manager = Handles long-term planning for a property

Match the following property management roles with their descriptions:

Site Manager = Responsible for leasing and tenant complaints Property Manager = May manage a single large property or multiple Regional Manager = Focuses on the management business as a whole Asset Manager = Evaluates property use for highest potential

Match the following property types with potential management specializations:

Single-family homes = Residential property management Hotels = Hospitality property management Retail property = Commercial property management Community associations = Community-focused property management

Match the following benefits with their associated professional property management associations:

<p>Networking opportunities = Build connections within the industry Training access = Enhance skill sets for property management Codes of conduct = Guidelines for professional behavior Professional designations = Recognition of expertise in the field</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms with their definitions in property management:

<p>Site Manager = On-site resident manager for a property Property Manager = Portfolio manager for multiple properties Regional Manager = Oversees multiple site managers Asset Manager = Plans long-term property usage strategies</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following property management designations with their requirements:

<p>Certified Apartment Manager (CAM) = Complete coursework, one year of experience, pass an exam Residential Management Professional (RMP) = Real estate license, management of 25 residential units, coursework, recommendations Master Property Manager (MPM) = RMP designation, real estate license, management of 50 residential units, coursework, recommendations No specific designation = Does not require a real estate license or coursework</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the historical factors to their significance in the growth of the property management profession:

<p>The Great Depression of 1929 = Increased need for property management due to bank-controlled properties Post-World War II construction boom = Increased demand for professional management of new buildings Rise of condominium developments beginning in the 1960s = Created new types of properties needing management Early 19th century high-speed elevators = Facilitated the construction of high-rises necessitating management</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the property management tasks with their descriptions:

<p>Rent collection = Ensuring timely payments from tenants Property maintenance = Overseeing repairs and upkeep of buildings Tenant relations = Communicating and resolving issues with residents Lease management = Preparing and managing rental agreements</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following organizations with their designations:

<p>NAA = Certified Apartment Manager (CAM) NARPM = Master Property Manager (MPM) No organization = Real estate license alone</p> Signup and view all the answers

Match the following terms related to property management with their definitions:

<p>Property manager = Responsible for managing real estate properties Real estate license = Certification allowing legal involvement in property transactions Coursework = Required educational component for designations Recommendations = Support from professionals validating the candidate's experience</p> Signup and view all the answers

Flashcards

Site Manager

A resident manager overseeing the day-to-day operations of a single property, including leasing, rent collection, maintenance, and tenant issues.

Property Manager

Manages a portfolio of properties for multiple clients, ensuring their smooth operation and financial performance.

Regional Manager

Supervises on-site managers, focusing on strategic planning and operations of multiple properties within a region.

Asset Manager

Evaluates the long-term use and value of a property, guiding its strategic direction and potential changes.

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Professional Property Management Associations

Professional organizations offering networking, training resources, and industry standards to property managers.

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Certified Apartment Manager (CAM)

A designation awarded by the National Apartment Association (NAA) to property managers who meet specific requirements, including coursework, experience, and passing an exam.

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Residential Management Professional (RMP)

A designation awarded by the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM) that requires a real estate license (if required by law), experience, managing at least 25 residential units, coursework, and recommendations.

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Master Property Manager (MPM)

A designation awarded by the National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM) that requires a real estate license (if required by law), experience, managing at least 50 residential units, coursework, and recommendations. The candidate must also have the RMP designation.

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What historical factors contributed to the growth of property management?

The Great Depression, the growth of high-rise buildings with steel construction and elevators, the post-World War II construction boom, and the rise of condominiums all played significant roles in the growth of the property management profession.

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What are some of the responsibilities of a property manager?

The tasks performed by a property manager include, but are not limited to, managing budgets, collecting rent, handling tenant issues, overseeing maintenance, and marketing the property.

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Study Notes

Professional Property Management Overview

  • Learning Objectives: Students will be able to describe typical duties of a property manager, distinguish between different types of clients (investor-owner, incidental/interim, institutional), identify factors affecting the growth of property management, and contrast managed property types.

  • Description of Property management: The management of real estate by a professional property manager on behalf of the owner.

  • Types of Managed Properties: Includes residential, office, retail, industrial, and mixed-use properties.

  • Property Management Clients' Categories: Investor-owners, incidental/interim owners, institutional or commercial owners.

Suggested Lesson Plan

  • Overview of Chapter 1: Provides a brief overview of the chapter and its learning objectives.

Professional Property Management: An Overview

  • Professional Property Management: Details the ongoing duties of a property manager including advertising, negotiating leases, rent collection, recordkeeping, maintenance, tenant relations, and risk management as well as creating long-term management strategies.

  • Distinguishing Clients: Briefly illustrates differences between Investor-owner (individuals or syndicates holding income-producing property), Incidental/interim owner (temporarily owning property due to circumstances), and Institutional owners (corporations, schools, government entities).

  • Causes of Growth: Outlines historical, social, and technological influences that fostered the property management profession. This includes rise in tenant density, increased foreclosures (Great Depression), post-WWII constructions and the rise of condominium development.

  • Regulations: Explains how state and federal laws (like fair housing, landlord-tenant relations, etc.) impact the profession.

Career Possibilities for Property Managers

  • Various Positions: Outlines different positions in property management, such as: Site Manager, Property Manager, Regional/Executive Manager, Asset Manager.

  • Employment Arrangements: Explains various employer types, including property management companies, real estate brokerages, financial institutions, large corporations, and institutional owners

Professional Development

  • Professional Associations: Discusses prominent property management organizations like IREM, BOMA, NAA, NARPM.

  • Designations and Certifications: Outlines several professional certifications (CPM, ARM, RPA, CAM). Key skills and criteria required for them.

Chapter 1 Quiz

  • Quiz Questions: Include various multiple-choice questions addressing the key concepts. Provide possible answers.

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