a. Marketing space and
setting market rents by comparing rents of similar properties and
ensuring rents cover operating expenses, fixed costs, and profit
on the owner's investment.
b. Planning miscellaneous
expenses so they contribute to the rental attractiveness of the
building and its value.
c. Screening tenants as to
their ability to pay rent and their history of taking care of
their leased property. Credit and employment checks are usually
ordered and evaluated. Business tenants should be compatible with
building and other tenants.
d. Collecting rents on a
timely basis and enforcing eviction policies in the case of
non-payment of rent.
f. Preparing budgets for
the future and communicating with the owner.
g. Enforcing lease
requirements.
