As a property manager, you’ve probably faced this scenario. You hire someone new. You hope that he will make your life easier because you can finally entrust XYZ to someone else. He doesn’t know exactly what he’s doing, might not even know things you would expect from someone with his background. He starts to flounder. His failure frustrates him; his inability to do his job well frustrates you. Eventually, one of you decides life would be easier if he no longer works for you.
Not only do these kinds of situations result in plenty of bad feelings on both sides, they also cost you money. They reduce the efficiency of your company and cost a huge amount in resources. So, what can you do to make sure your new employee is a keeper? You can start with the infographic below, courtesy of The Training Factor. It’s a simple step-by-step plan by which you clearly delineate what you expect from a new employee, and how you’ll train him to meet those expectations. If you invest in your team, the payoffs will be substantial, and, with luck, sustained.
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I would drive all around the area and look for for rent’ signs and iedntify neighborhoods you want to live in and can afford.Call the numbers on the signs and look at some apartments and compare them. don’t rent the first one you see. Try doing it on your lunch, you can see how long it takes to get there from work. Try to talk to people who live in the areas. You can use the internet but i think physically going is better because you can tell if there’s a train track next door or if it’s across from a school or if there is a swimming pool down the block or if there is a sewage treatment plant next door.
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