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Nobody buys an investment property wanting to face the reality of dealing with problem tenants. In fact, it causes some individuals such apprehension to the point that they end up not even purchasing the property at all. But fretting over the outcome of a relationship that may turn out bad is no reason from adding considerably to one's quality of life when there can be measures put in place to avoid an undesirable interaction from transpiring or – at the very least – have a competent way of handling unavoidable instances. After all, with the myriad of amazing benefits that can come from owning real estate, it's not worth it to let one small thing stand in the way.

Property owners want the assurance that their long-term real estate investment is in good hands. The security and peace of mind that comes from knowing their assets are treated with care and the assurance of a strong return is crucial. Of course, being a property owner is an entirely different job altogether than is being a property manager. The idea of being on call 24-7 to deal with tenant emergencies – let alone the myriad of day in and day out maintenance issues that require an entire team to handle – is something many owners dread dealing with. Most if not all would prefer to hand these stressful and time-consuming responsibilities over to seasoned property management professionals so that they themselves can reap all the financial benefits of owning real estate and free themselves up from becoming a full-time landlord. But choosing an unqualified property management company can end up creating more problems than it solves so how does one know if they're getting the optimum service of a property manager?

Most reasonable folks out there would agree that the basis for every good relationship among the owners, tenants, and the property manager is a property that is properly maintained and has friendly, approachable managers. However, how often are we surprised and even shocked to find how many shortcuts are taken or how this standard is simply not upheld with the level of integrity we expect? For Bolld Real Estate Management, a strong, respectful, and hard-working relationship with all owners and tenants they interact with is an abiding principle.