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Innovation and technology are no longer an afterthought when managing a property — it’s a necessity. Steve Jobs once said, “Innovation distinguishes between a leader and a follower.” His statement will forever ring true, especially when it comes to managing a residential or commercial property in New York City. Read More
How to Winterize Your Condo or Apartment Building BEFORE Winter
It has been predicted New York will experience a mild winter this year and the early part of 2015. That means less shoveling and less wear and tear on your heating system. But, even a mild winter day/night can be brutal if you live in a drafty home. The following are a few tips on how to winterize your home before winter. Read More
Metropolitan Pacific Properties Announces Expanded Long Island Property Management Services
You have probably heard that we have been providing property management on Long Island, NY for quite some time. Metropolitan Pacific Properties is delighted to announce that we are now accepting more clients in both Nassau and Suffolk County to improve service to those areas. Read More
Tips On How Commercial Property Owners & Real Estate Investors Can Quickly Improve Their Business Credit Score
Are you guarding your credit score?
Having a good business credit score is invaluable these days. Credit scores help suppliers and lenders predict whether a business owner will pay his/her bills on time. Here are a few ways property owners and real estate investors can take control over their business credit and give it a boost: Read More
20 Situations Where You Should Hire A Professional Property Management Company For Your Rental Property
Is it time to hire a professional property management company?
Time to work with a professional?
If you own and operate a rental property in NYC, you have surely experienced the financial challenges and day-to-day operations issues that are impacting your investment’s success.
While you may be quite skilled in many areas of property management, there is often a ‘tipping point’ based on the size, scope or type of your property that will make your property better suited for a professional property management firm. Read More
Searching for a New Property Manager? Here Are 5 Things To Do Before Signing The Dotted Line
Tips on what to do before signing a contract.
Disputes can create a lot of unnecessary stress, and lawsuits can eat away at any company’s profits. In this post, we’re going to share a few helpful tips on what to do before you sign a contract with a property management company. Read More
3 Ways to Evaluate Your Condo Property Management Company in NYC
Tips on Evaluating a Potential Property Manager
Hiring a good condo property management company in NYCoffers an array of benefits. For one, you can attract a higher caliber of tenants. You do not have to personally maintain your property or be responsible for performing move-in and move-out inspections. Plus, you don’t want to forget about the tax advantages it has to offer. Read More
How to Determine the Best Property Management Companies in NYC
Tips on Finding the Best Property Management Team in New York City
In a previous blog post, we mentioned the importance of doing your due diligence when evaluating potential property management companies in NYC. Now we’re going to share a few ways of determining the best property manager to oversee your day-to-day building operations. Read More
When Do You Know It’s Time to Fire Your Real Estate Property Manager?
Three reasons to fire a real estate property manager in New York.
If it wasn’t for real estate property managers, property owners wouldn’t have shorter
vacancy cycles, high-quality tenants and increased value to their investment. Unfortunately, in this day and age, not every property manager will have your best interest at heart. In this post, we are going to share when it’s time to fire your property manager. Read More
3 Essential Ways to Prevent Personal Injury Lawsuits on Your New York City Property
Curb appeal is one of the most important aspects of a property.
It not only makes it a lot easier to sell (or rent) a vacancy, it can help raise the face value of a property. There is another aspect of a property that many property owners tend to neglect and that is safety. Safety should be a top priority. Read More