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Our mission is to develop long lasting relationships by providing quality management with the highest level of integrity and professionalism. Executive Profile Dan Moore founder and president is a licensed Real Estate Agent in Virginia. He has over fifteen years of property management experience. He is actively involved in consulting with owners and clients with investment needs and is committed to the core values of his company: integrity, professionalism, teamwork and profitability. It is these core values that allow him to create and maintain lasting relationships throughout the region. He currently manages and owns over $40 million dollars in investment property. His success is based on his knowledge and experience working in Northern Virginia, Maryland and Washington D.C. Experience I have proven methods to draw the largest crowds to an open house. I’ve learned that tenant selection is the most important part of maintaining a property’s marketability. This is where my experience as a property manager comes in handy. I will personally prepare your investment property for the open house. With my attention to detail, renters will be amazed when they walk into your open house. My experience as a landlord has taught me what renters are looking for when they walk into a potential “new home” they are thinking about renting. It is a fact that renters look at the cleanliness of a home before deciding to live there. A tenant who is proud of the dwelling s/he lives in is liable to take better care of the premises. Once I’ve finished the home, I let the home speak for it self. I have never had more then one open house before finding a suitable tenant for the home. Next tenant selection; once the open house is over, I am generally left with a stack of applications to sort though. I run three different background checks on applicants before I choose one to be my tenant, credit check, rental history, criminal background. The more I know about a tenant before s/he moves into the home, the longer a tenant is liable to stay. Before the tenant takes possession of the home, I make sure to establish a friendly relationship with the surrounding neighbors. I like to promote sound and positive relations with neighboring residents. I want neighbors to know I am a caring and respectful property manager, that I’m not interested in upsetting the neighborhood that I am going to place the best possible tenant in the home/neighborhood as possible. Once this goodwill relationship is established with the neighbors, I enlist them in helping me keep an eye on the property. I leave my name and number with a couple of neighbors and tell them to call me anytime they feel something is wrong with the property. After all, if something is going wrong with a property, the neighbors are always the first to know. |
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