1. Tenant Acquisition

• Market and advertise your property to attract tenants

• Arrange viewings and screen quality tenants

• Verify tenant credibility before signing contracts

2. Lease Agreement Management

• Draft and review legally compliant lease agreements

• Clearly explain key terms and conditions to tenants

• Collect deposits and advance rental payments

3. Rent Collection & Financial Reporting

• Collect monthly rent on behalf of the owner

• Issue receipts and provide financial reports

• Transfer rental income to owners on time

4. Property Maintenance & Upkeep

• Conduct regular property inspections

• Coordinate necessary repairs and maintenance

• Maintain cleanliness and proper living conditions

5. Issue & Complaint Management

• Handle tenant complaints on behalf of the owner

• Resolve urgent issues (e.g., water leaks, power outages, broken appliances)

• Minimize conflicts between tenants and landlords

6. End-of-Lease Services

• Inspect property condition before handover

• Assess damages and deduct from security deposit if needed

• Prepare property for new tenant acquisition