What to prepare before the first conversation
Prepare the area, layout, condition photos, existing furniture and appliances, rent expectations, recent repairs, and the tasks you most want to hand off.
Process
Process
From the first property conversation to monthly reporting, every stage has checkpoints. Landlords know the next step, and tenants know who to contact.
Quick answer
What happens before LiangYu starts managing a property?
The process starts with property information and condition, then moves through inspection, proposal, listing and signing, and ongoing management. You do not need to choose master lease or management at the first message; first clarify condition, rent expectations, repair status, and what work you want to hand off.
Step answers
What does each step produce?
What you receive after review
LiangYu organizes leasing blockers, must-fix repairs, optional preparation items, listing direction, and an initial recommendation for placement, management, or master lease evaluation.
When fees are confirmed
Fees are explained in writing after scope, repair authorization, reporting rhythm, and responsibility boundaries are clear.
- 01
Initial Consultation
Confirm area, layout, current condition, rent goals, and the scope you want to entrust.
- 02
On-site Review
Review condition, equipment, light, neighborhood functions, and details that may affect leasing speed.
- 03
Proposal
Recommend tenant placement, management, or master lease review with fees, responsibilities, repair suggestions, and timing.
- 04
Listing & Lease
Complete photography, listing, showings, tenant screening, lease communication, and move-in handover.
- 05
Ongoing Management
Organize accounting, work orders, rental progress, and renewal or rent-strategy reminders.
Before we start
Helpful information before the first talk.
Property district, layout, floor, age, and whether it is currently vacant.
Expected monthly rent, acceptable vacancy period, and whether you are open to longer terms.
Existing furniture and appliances, recent repairs, and issues that need attention first.
Decisions you want to keep and tasks you want a manager to handle.
Ready