Leases are bulky but essential documents in every real estate business. These documents carry important clauses, making lease management even more difficult. Reading leases every time a tenant wants to sign them can be time-consuming. Instead, lease abstracts serve as a summary of the original docum...
The real estate industry deals with a large number of transactions every day. In 2020 alone, 5.64 million existing homes were sold in the US. These transactions also vary in magnitude from huge property investments to small maintenance expenditures. That’s why accounting and bookkeeping pl...
The Covid-19 pandemic brought unprecedented changes to every global industry--including real estate. Companies are making up for the lost time by rethinking their work strategy. As more employees have started working remotely, property managers are also considering outsourcing.
Outs...
Common Area Maintenance (CAM) reconciliation sounds simple. Just add up all common area expenses and divide them among all the tenants. But in reality, it is a complex and time-consuming process.
You might miss certain expenses or end up overcharging your tenants. Additionally, any ...
Working in the real estate industry is not easy. Expanding client base, handling tenants, and marketing properties--real estate management constitutes a multitude of tasks. While each of them is equally important, you can manage your work better by outsourcing a part of your property management....
ERP software is a fast-growing technology trend among companies. Nearly 50% of companies have implemented ERP to automate business processes. These systems have various benefits like better business efficiency, cost savings, and task management. Yet, some companies are skeptical about impl...
As a property manager, accounting is a significant part of your work. In 2020 alone, 5.64 million existing homes were sold in the US. With so much transactional data, you need to have strong accounting skills to maintain a realistic picture of your company's financial health.
The International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) introduced IFRS 16 Leases in January 2016. IFRS 16 brings a new lease accounting system, changing the way companies report under IFRS.
Almost all companies utilize leasing in some form or the other, with some leasing retail spaces while ...
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