Черно-белая книга в цветной мягкой обложке.
Книга изготавливается по технологии “печать по требованию”. Срок печати 96 часов.. This comprehensive guide is a must-have for HOAs and property managers. The book combines practical tools for managing apartment buildings, maximizing profitability, and optimizing service fees, with a detailed training program for customer service managers. Learn to streamline operations, boost collections, and engage residents effectively. Packed with proven strategies and modern tools, it’s your roadmap to excellence in property management and customer service. Организация "Meta Inc." запрещена на территории РФ.
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Usefulness of the presented material
Why does this book contain seemingly different sections on property management practices and customer service training for managers?
Chapter 1. Practice of managing apartment buildings
Introduction
1. Where to start? (What is needed to open a service company) Is it possible to make property management a profitable business? What can the income be?
2. What is the profitability of the business?
3. What is business liquidity? Why is payment priority necessary?
4. How to determine a service fee and adjust it in the future
5. How to achieve high monthly collections and low accounts receivable?
6. What additional services can generate revenue?
7. Is it possible to achieve a high level of service in housing and utilities? In short — yes!
8. What skills and functions should a manager of a service company have?
9. What departments should a service company have?
10. Should the company hire employees or use contractors?
11. Business processes? Never heard of them!
12. Is it necessary to establish rules for living in residential buildings?
13. How to Interact Effectively with Residents
14. “Single window” or personal manager?
Conclusion of Chapter 1
Chapter 2. Customer service manager training program
Introduction
1. What competencies should a good client manager have?
2. Creating a strong department
3. Corporate culture
4. Cold and warm sales
5. The structure of an ideal sale
6. Handling objections
7. Typology of Clients
8. Negotiations
9. Writing business scripts
10. CRM Systems and IP Telephony
11. Applied statistical methods
12. Sociology and marketing research
Conclusion of Chapter 2
Afterword