THE RENTAL PROPERTY MANAGER’S TOOLBOX: A COMPLETE GUIDE INCLUDING PRE-WRITTEN FORMS, AGREEMENTS, LETTERS, AND LEGAL NOTICES: WITH COMPANION CD-ROM

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• G. Ochs says:

  May 22, 2010 at 5:57 am

  I have some rental properties that I managed myself over the years with some success, but I was looking to do better and give the book Jamaine Burrell to get some information. Her book, Toolbox The Rental Property Manager to do the trick!

  The toolkit has all the tips, advice, forms and sample letters that someone might need to make the transition from an “amateur” rental property managers, like myself, to a professional. I can see a number of areas where I have taken the best approach in the past (especially in the uncontrolled children) and I think the advice of Burrell is, I can not only be more effective manager, but do much more money.

  The book covers all the bases, including financial and legal issues, options real estate, advertising, finding and checking potential tenants, tenant problems and complaints management and sale of property and includes a CD with all of the forms discussed in the book. This is a great resource for anyone who intends to get into property management or those who, like myself, who manages the property without benefit of professional advice.
  Rating: 5 / 5
• C. Creason says:

  May 22, 2010 at 7:55 am

  The toolkit Rental Property Manager is very well written and very nearly complete book for the new owners, but not quite. As a new and reluctant owner of this book was a great and undeniable support to overcome a very steep learning curve and a great ignorance on my part. Moreover, where is the rental? The number of forms including but not lease is boilerplate. Also, on page 152 of credit history does not mention is given to any of the many websites you can get information they are supposed to credit for potential renters. I had to take my chances on what I could find myself and spoke with two professional property managers, neither of which have credit reports either. I had to go to a software program or a lawyer for two other elements as well. A solid four stars, though!
  Rating: 4 / 5
• Darcy B. Frisina says:

  May 22, 2010 at 8:32 am

  This book is written for those currently involved in exploration and ownership of rental property. The chapter seeks to lease real estate financing and loans, various types of mortgage loans, other financing, and what to look for during an inspection before purchase. This chapter also highlights the importance of finding the right real estate agent, lawyer, accountant and financial advisor.

  Also included with the purchase of the book is a CD-ROM featuring pre-written forms, agreements, letters, legal notices. Samples of the documents are also included in the book, as the tenant newsletter and a letter of violation of the rental agreement. Legal documents are often intimidating and difficult to understand in one reading. I found the inclusion of these documents enabled me to review, research, and understand any document in my own pace.

  The information presented in this book will allow the rental a property manager to be active rather than reactive, preventing small problems from sticky situations. I recommend this book to anyone involved in rental property management industry is interested in simplifying and streamlining their operations.
  Rating: 5 / 5
• Louisa J. Whitley says:

  May 22, 2010 at 9:57 am

  This book is a great resource for rental property owners and managers, if this is the first project or your fiftieth you. “Toolbox The Rental Property Manager” has everything you need to be successful in owning or managing its own rent your property.

  This book will teach you tips and tricks for rental property market, handling legal and tax issues, dealing with tenants, maintaining the properties, and even estate sales if needed. Easy to read large type, and conversational form ensures that information is as clear as possible. For greater clarity, Burrell provides a comprehensive glossary of terms. The easy to use table of contents and full index makes searching for that special tidbit of information a breeze. Burell also includes a list of resources, property management companies and many rental property owners.

  Included with this book is a companion CD-ROM containing useful forms both MSWord and PDF format. The CD itself runs, do not need technical expertise.
  Rating: 5 / 5
• Maria Connolly says:

  May 22, 2010 at 11:52 am

  Did you know that December is the worst month for rental property? And that the best months are June and July? If you are a property manager, Tool The Rental Property Manager of the Box is an essential reference and serves as a powerful tool in your management area !

  Tool Rental Property Management of the Box is a highly readable and comprehensive guide to the successful management of the property or working in a company, self, or anyone thinking to start a new career the lucrative field of property management. Useful case studies designed to increase further the well-documented information is explained in Chapter.

  The ten chapters of the book covers in detail the progress of real estate, beginning with a thorough explanation of the role and operation of property management. The book provides a current and historical definition of property management and its position in the field of real estate. Particular reference is made to the professional stature of the management sector and professional associations have a strong influence in the profession.

  While The responsibilities of the manager of the property discussed in detail, Tool Rental Property The Administrator Box does a superb job of explaining the legal, financial and marketing responsibilities that fall on the shoulders of the property manager. While there is always the responsibility of property managers, a conscientious property manager develops these skills to provide the greatest return on investment for rental property.

  Chapter 7 lists the many contractors and suppliers that meet a property manager in his career, and discusses many ways to cultivate special relations with everyone. Two major capital available to tenants – how to identify viable tenants, and what to do when tenants become troublesome – particularly useful for anyone dealing with rental properties.

  Friendly the user as to the nature, easy to read text and layout, the book is also illustrated and includes a very useful glossary, giving over fifty pages of property management procedures and an extensive selection of sample leases and more often prevalent forms. It is easy to reproduce as a usable CD is provided as part of our book. The book also has an easy to use indicators, offering fast access to the range of book themes and issues.
  Rating: 5 / 5

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