QUESTIONS TO ASK BEFORE HIRING A PROPERTY MANAGER
Are you thinking of hiring a property management company? Then you need to ask the right kind of questions. With the right questions, you stand a high chance of selecting an efficient, effective and reputable property management company.Here are some general questions to ask a property manager before hiring them.What services do you offer clients?Managing a potential property comes with many responsibilities. From finding tenants and dealing with complaints, to initiating evictions. You want to hire a property management company that can handle multiple functions.For instance, they should be able to administer in-depth background checks, conduct inspections, and provide top-notch maintenance.What’s your level of experience?Obviously, you’re looking for a property manager who’s well experienced. You wouldn’t want a property manager who’s been in the business for several months, would you? Preferably, look for someone who’s been in the business for not

THE EASIEST WAY TO GÈT YOUR PROPERTY LISTINGS ON TOP OF GOOGLE SEARCH RESULTS.
Do not be misled by the numerous self-proclaimed SEO experts who may promise to catapult your website and its listings to the coveted first page of Google's search results. You've probably observed that Google's initial search page displays just ten results among the thousands of real estate agents brokers realtors and developers competing within your region for those 10 slots, so how are these experts going to place everyone's website in those 10 places? Furthermore, these so-called experts rarely produce evidence of their ability to secure a first-page ranking on Google.On the contrary, The Real Estate Database (RED) stands out as a local platform that has achieved a commendable search engine ranking for its own website. Consequently, it is uniquely positioned to replicate this success for your property listings within the database. This assertion can be substantiated through location-based searches. Let's consider a few examples of location-based property searches in Uganda: 1) Ho

HOW TO FIND HOUSES FOR SALE NEAR YOU.
With the advent of advanced technologies and online platforms, the process of finding a house near you has become more accessible and efficient. One such powerful tool at your disposal is the Real Estate Database (RED), a comprehensive platform that can help you discover houses for sale in your desired location. In this blog, we'll explore two effective ways to navigate the RED and find the perfect home by selecting your specific location and by utilizing the RED property map.1) Selecting Your Location:The Real Estate Database offers a user-friendly interface that allows you to search for properties based on your location. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use this feature:a) Visit the RED Website:   - Start by visiting the official RED website or accessing the RED app on your mobile device and then go to the search filter section at the top.b) Location Search:   - Look for the search bar or location filter on the homepage. Select the specific location, or neigh

THE MOST EXCITING PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TRÈNDS AND EMERGING INDIGENOUS COMPANIES TO WATCH
Property management in Uganda is a rapidly growing industry with more and more companies offering these services to both residential and commercial property owners. The following are some of the trends and companies that are shaping the property management industry in Uganda. PROPERTY MANAGEMENT TRENDS. Technology Adoption: With the rise of technology, property management companies are using software and tools to automate their operations. This has led to improved efficiency and accuracy, reducing the margin of error and allowing property managers to focus on providing better services to their clients. Virtual Tours: Property management companies are increasingly offering virtual tours to potential tenants and buyers. This allows them to view properties from the comfort of their own homes, saving time and also reducing the need for in-person visits to some of the properties that may not fit within the clients needs while focusing on those that are relevant. Co-Wor

CONDOMINIUM PROPERTY TRAINING (PLANNING, DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT).
The Real Estate Institute of East Africa is thrilled to announce an upcoming Training in Condominium Property Planning, Titling, Development, and Management. The primary objective is to equip real estate stakeholders with essential knowledge and skills while fostering the advancement of this practice nationwide.Led by a team of seasoned professionals with extensive industry experience, this training promises to be enlightening and practical. It will take place on April 25th, 2024, at the Esami Building, located on Bombo Road in Kampala.Who should attend? Developers, investors, lawyers, conveyancers, real estate agents, property managers, architects, and urban planners are all encouraged to participate. At the conclusion of the training, certificates will be awarded to all attendees.Don't miss out on this unique opportunity for interactive learning and valuable insights. Reserve your spot today! For more information about the event, please click here, and then also click here to add th

COMMON PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MISTAKES TO AVOID.
Property management can be a rewarding venture, providing a steady income stream and potential for long-term growth. However, it's not without its challenges. Whether you're a seasoned property manager or just starting out, avoiding common mistakes is essential to ensuring success and maintaining a positive reputation in the industry. In this blog, we'll explore some of the most frequent property management mistakes and offer valuable tips on how to steer clear of them. Neglecting Regular Maintenance: One of the most significant mistakes property managers can make is neglecting routine maintenance. Failing to address maintenance issues promptly can lead to more significant problems down the line and create a negative experience for tenants. To avoid this, set up a proactive maintenance schedule, conduct regular inspections, and encourage tenants to report issues promptly. Investing in preventive maintenance can save you time, money, and headaches in the long run. Inadequate