Estate Management can mean two things. 1)  A person has become deceased and his estate remains,  usually to his immediate family or as per his executed Will.   2)  This can also refer to the management of a large estate or asset management,  of which no person has become deceased. 

 

1)   A person has become deceased.  This is always an emotionally traumatic event.  Cleaning out a house of the remains of a deceased person's estate can be very troubling. When there is more than one heir,  this can lead to conflicts and difficulty.  Many immediate family members are emotionally attached to the property and contents of the property, that many times costly mistakes and errors are made.  This is where a trusted person who will protect the interests of the heirs,  can really relieve a grieving family from the burden of dealing with these difficult issues.  A trusted 3rd party,  especially an experienced broker or lawyer, can remain impartial, objective, and reasonable during a difficult event such as this.  If you have a need for an estate manager,  or liquidator,  please call us directly.  Our fees are minimal,  and our sensitivity is extensive.  We understand the difficulties that the death of a loved one can bring.  We can assist you, and protect your interests. 

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2)  Property Management is the day to day operations of running rental properties, investment properties,  and even sometimes managing commercial establishments like hotels or motels, etc.  I personally have been managing property since 1982.  The first project I managed was a 50 unit garden apartment complex, for about 4 years.  Soon thereafter I was managing my own investments as well as assisting others with their management issues.  Property management is a complex endeavor and requires you to be well versed in many areas.  If you are having any property management issue, contact us.  If you have a project to be managed,  and are looking for competence and expertise, contact us.