Property Managers
For landlords who want their weekends back.
What a property manager actually does
A full-service manager markets the unit, screens tenants, signs the lease, collects rent, dispatches maintenance, and handles notices and evictions when it goes wrong. Pricing is usually a percentage of collected rent plus a leasing fee per turnover, so ask for the full fee schedule.
Here is the rule that surprises new landlords: in Pennsylvania, managing someone else's rental property for a fee is licensed real estate activity, done under a broker. Ask for the license and verify it on PALS before you hand anyone keys or deposits.
Interview like an owner: how many doors they manage in your township, average response time on maintenance, what the owner statement looks like, and whether repairs carry a markup. Short-term rental management is its own specialty with different staffing and pricing.
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Licensing & resources
Pro Corner
For property managers
In Pennsylvania, managing other people’s rentals is licensed real estate activity, which surprises a lot of new landlords.
Managing property legally in PA
- 1Managing for others generally requires a PA real estate license under a broker
- 2Salesperson first, then the broker path to run your own management firm
- 3Trust accounting rules govern security deposits and rent handling
- 4Renew on the standard two-year cycle with continuing education
Courses & continuing education
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