Friday, December 19, 2008

How To Choose The Right Real Estate Team To Achieve Successful Condo Rentals

It is virtually impossible for one person to be an expert in all aspects of real estate investing and condo rentals are no different.While you may be knowledgeable in some or all areas, the only way to eliminate problems and maximize your ROI is to surround yourself with an experienced team.These individuals should satisfy the nine main roles involved in this type of entrepreneurial venture.

1.Guidance


An experienced and successful mentor is key to helping you through the entire process from the selection of your condo rentals to the end.

They know what to do, what not to do, and how to improve profits.It is also important for you to have supportive friends and family who will be there for you no matter how things turn out.

2.Realty Expert


A solid relationship with someone directly in the business of buying and selling is a priceless connection.

He or she will help you work through the acquisition of your first property and can alert you when good deals on condo rentals and other opportunities come to light.

3.Legal Professional


Anytime there is a document in play or a move to be made, you need a real estate lawyer to ensure everything works to your advantage.

This includes everything from tenant contracts to the hiring of a property manager.

4.Mortgage Broker


Unless you happen to have millions tucked in your mattress, chances are you will need a mortgage.

Your best choice here is someone who knows about investing and mortgages.They will help find the solutions that work best for you and are able to come up with creative solutions.

5.Insurance Expert


An insurance expert needs to help you find profitable solutions with the coverage you need.

If the worst happens with your condo rentals, they will work with you to get the money you need and deserve.Also, an agent that is familiar with your dealings can help get the papers through faster.

Accounting


Receipts, invoices, bills, taxes, and other financial needs are demanding on your mind and require someone who is constantly in the 'know' of what is new in these areas.

An accountant will keep tabs on everything and make recommendations, particularly at tax time, that can make and save you a substantial amount of money.

Title Representative


Buying or selling buildings and land can be a costly and dragged out process.

The person in this role will help to get the deals through efficiently and profitably without consuming large amounts of your time.

Property Manager


A property manager's role is to look after all aspects of your condo rentals.

This frees up your valuable time.He or she will keep track of rent collection, repairs, invoicing, and other needs of the business in a way that makes you money.In short, a property manager is your eyes, ears, and hands.Because they deal with this type of investment all of the time, they will have advertising, handyman, and other experts in line and a good relationship with each that not only saves you time, but makes you money.

Contractor


When it comes to bringing a building up to standards or remodeling projects to keep the units profitable, you need someone who knows the world of construction and know the best methods to get the job done.

They should be able to respect your deadlines and help to keep as much money as possible in your pocket.


About the Author

Christine O'Kelly writes for Beal Property, LLC, property manager experts.

Beal Properties Chicago cares for condo rentals in and around the city's beloved historic neighborhoods and prides itself on its service.

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