Meet The Team

As the landlord, you are a business owner. Your tenants are your clients, and your rental is your asset. You’re responsible for taking care of your assets to ensure you’re protecting your investments. Proper upkeep, repairs, payments, and accounting will keep a landlord on the straight and narrow. Here are a few other landlord responsibilities to take note of: Mortgage payments, taxes, utilities, insurance, and warrant of habitability.

1. Enhanced Project Management: Equip participants with tools and techniques to manage and maintain quality, mitigate risks, and optimize processes in construction projects.

2. Compliance and Regulatory Knowledge: Familiarize participants with building codes, regulations, and industry standards, emphasizing the importance of compliance in real estate development.

3. Effective Communication and Collaboration: Develop effective communication skills among teams and stakeholders, emphasizing collaboration for improved QA/QC outcomes.

4. Utilization of Technology: Introduce participants to technology and software tools that enhance QA/QC processes, aiding in data analysis, project monitoring, and quality management.

5. Ethical Practices and Professionalism: Cultivate ethical decision-making, professionalism, and a sense of responsibility among participants, emphasizing integrity in real estate development.

Content Creation & Editing: Overseeing the development of property listings, and other marketing materials, ensuring they are accurate, compelling, and aligned with the market. Maintaining a strong public presence and effectively communicating the value of properties, developments.