What can an ordinary property manager do?

Competent property managers are generally competent, but they need to meet certain conditions and ability requirements.

Property managers need to deal with daily management affairs related to real estate, including maintenance, equipment and public facilities management, to ensure the normal operation of real estate. This requires certain professional knowledge, such as civil engineering, water and electricity, machinery and so on. , and the ability to solve problems.

Property managers need to communicate and coordinate effectively with owners, tenants and suppliers, handle various demands and complaints, and solve related problems. This requires good communication and interpersonal skills, as well as the ability to deal with contradictions and disputes.

Property managers also need to conduct budget management and financial reporting, audit and control the cost of property maintenance and operation, and accurately record and report relevant data. This requires some financial knowledge and the ability to use relevant software tools.