At Mynd, we believe we're the best property management company in Raleigh. 

Suppose you're a landlord who currently owns property in Raleigh or is thinking about buying a new investment property. In that case, you'll need to know where to turn when you're looking for reliable property management advice and resources. 

Here are a few ways to ensure you're getting the best option for your investments:

• Ask for references.
• Request internal customer satisfaction scores.
• Read reviews online from multiple sources.
• Have in-depth conversations with candidates.

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Property managers wear many hats. 

• Bookkeepers: Property managers manage your expenses so that you know how much money you're making, spending, and how to maximize your tax deductions.
• Project Managers: Property managers coordinate maintenance and repairs.
• Emergency Contact: If a pipe bursts at 3 am, your tenants contact your property manager to fix it!
• Legal Counsel: Property managers make sure your investment is legally compliant to minimize your liability and protect you, your tenants, and your property.

Tenant Liaisons: Property managers find, screen, place, retain, and evict tenants.

The terms "landlord" and "owner" are often used interchangeably. An owner is someone who only owns something, while a landlord owns and rents out the thing they own.

Property managers in Raleigh do a lot! 

• Property marketing 
• Prospective tenant screening
• Renter placement
• Calculated competitive monthly rent
• Ensure easy rental property turnover 
• Perform regular maintenance 
• Help you make tax deductions
• Maximize rental income
• Avoid surprising liabilities
• Property inspections
• Lease signing
• Early lease terminations
• Encouraging quality tenant renewals
• Manage tenant satisfaction
• Respond to maintenance issues ASAP
• Interact with your homeowner's association (HOA)
• Eviction
• And more

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The property manager has three primary responsibilities.

1. Protecting the property owner’s best interest: Mynd protects your investment by properly maintaining your property, choosing qualified tenants, following the law, and making the best use of tax deductions.
2. Protecting the best interests of the tenant: By providing the tenant quality service, Mynd ensures that you maintain an uninterrupted positive cash-flow with minimal losses due to vacancies.

Following the law: By following the law, Mynd protects the landlord from losses, tenants from harm, and maximizes savings using tax deductions.

Typically, an owner or investor can't provide the combined expertise and digital tools that Mynd can provide. This includes:

• Digital leasing
• Legal and compliance
• Online portal
• Quality resident screening
• Financial reporting
• Electronic rent collection
• Dedicated portfolio manager
• Repairs, inspections, & maintenance
• 24/7 Emergency Support
• And more.

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There are several pricing plans that Raleighproperty management companies in the greater Raleigh area use. Mynd has reasonably priced packages starting at $69 per month based on the number of services offered. 

Schedule a free consultation today to find the plan that's right for you.

There are many property management companies in Raleigh, and there are also many real estate agents who try to manage properties on a part-time basis. You must conduct your due diligence to ensure you find the best property management fit for your investment property. Here are a few best practices for choosing a property manager:

• Ask for references.
• Request internal customer satisfaction scores.
• Check online reviews from several sources.
• Have a conversation with each potential candidate.

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You want a property manager who takes care of your property and makes your tenants feel taken care of. That means everything from performing gestures to encourage lease re-signings to being responsive to tenant repair requests. There's nothing that will turn a tenant off faster than having to wait a long time for repairs and dealing with a property manager with a poor bedside manner.

Expertise and level-headedness are crucial to good property management. You need to know how to talk with people, negotiate prices, and anticipate challenges. 

You also need to maintain a professional, respectful, and amiable demeanor no matter what's going on. Property managers see it all, from tenants excited to find a new home to residents in challenging circumstances facing eviction. Through it all, property managers need to know what to do and how to do it calmly.