Who is property management for?
It is suitable for NRIs, expats and owners living in another Indian city who need a dependable local point of contact for an occupied or vacant property.
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Practical answers for NRIs, expats and absentee owners who want clearer oversight of property in India.
It is suitable for NRIs, expats and owners living in another Indian city who need a dependable local point of contact for an occupied or vacant property.
The agreed scope may include periodic inspections, tenant communication, rent follow-up, vendor coordination, repair estimates, move-in or move-out support and organised updates.
Non-routine work is raised with context and available estimates. The owner approves the work before it proceeds, except where an agreed emergency instruction applies.
Tenant sourcing, screening and agreement coordination can be included where appropriate. Final selection and commercial terms remain subject to the owner’s approval.
The reporting format and frequency are agreed at the start. Updates can include inspection photographs, open tasks, rent status and records of approved expenses.
No. The owner retains decision-making authority. We coordinate the agreed local work and provide the information needed for informed approvals.
Yes. A vacant-home scope can focus on scheduled checks, basic upkeep, access for approved vendors and alerts when an issue needs the owner’s decision.
Fees depend on the property, location, occupancy and required scope. We first understand the situation, then provide a clear proposal rather than applying one package to every owner.
Every property and owner situation is different. Tell us where the property is, whether it is occupied and which responsibilities you need handled locally. We can then define a suitable scope and reporting rhythm.