Property management companies help you make the most of your investment. Owning real estate can be a lucrative business but can be a stressful one to manage also. The property manager takes that stress away from you by maintaining your property to ensure it retains or increases its value.
We find the contractors for you if the property needs repairs, we also find your tenants and monitor rent collections and take appropriate action to address late or unpaid rent. We are a one-stop shop for all your property needs and we ensure you save money and have your investment property perform efficiently.
JN Properties manages commercial and residential properties.
We ensure that a full background check is done by verifying relevant information. We will also share any observation with you to ensure that you are satisfied with the choice we have made.
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Unfortunately, at this time JN Properties does not manage Airbnb listed properties.
Our sister company JN Bank provides loans for renovations, while JN Properties will help you with managing the construction.
Yes, through our real estate dealership services.
Our goal is to deliver effective and efficient service that will ensure our clients are satisfied. The company is focused on enabling our team members to deliver their best every day. We have been in operations since 1985 and currently manage 144 properties. We manage your property and its assets and ensure that things are always in tip-top shape. JN Properties will also maintain an open line with our clients to ensure you are kept up to date on your investment
As property managers, we will be responsible for several services such as:
Regular inspections are conducted at various stages of the occupancy to assess maintenance needs and potential tenant damages, ensuring the upkeep of your investment property.
JN Properties operates 24/ 7 day through our list of preferred service providers.
JN Properties offers other services apart from property management such as:
JN Properties will be able to assist with development planning and management
This is the legal process that a lender uses to recover the amounts owed to them when the borrower defaults for a period of time. The lender takes full and complete ownership, and all rights and the borrower’s interest in the property is extinguished. At this stage, the property, therefore, becomes wholly owned by the lender. Based on the Banking Services Act (BSA), banks have a limited time to dispose of any foreclosed property.
This is the method financial institutions/ lenders use to recover an outstanding debt, where the property held as security is sold under powers of sale contained in the mortgage. The key difference between private treaty and foreclosure is that the mortgagor/ borrower will still be the registered owner of the property. If the mortgagor pays off all outstanding sums, the lender must remove the property from private treaty. If the property is sold at private treaty the mortgagor would be entitled to any residue from the sale proceeds. This is unlike a foreclosure, where the mortgagor would have no legal right to any of the proceeds from the sale of the property.