ON POINT PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

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 Most property management activities are considered real estate activities under existing New York real estate licensing laws. If a property manager is going to rent, list, negotiate the rental of property, collect rents, or place tenants on behalf of a landlord client, he or she will need a broker's license. There are very few exceptions to this rule and for good reason. Licensed real estate brokers engaged in property management ensure the rules are followed including fair housing and compliance with tenant laws and regulations. Minimizing the risk and liability of our investors is always our top priority. With us, you know you are in good hands and not putting yourself at risk with unlicensed and unqualified individuals or companies.