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Pete Support 12/26/24 - Property Details Management
Pete Support 12/26/24 - Property Details Management
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Written by Armanda Salreu
Updated over a week ago

To provide a clear and concise step-by-step guide for team members to efficiently manage property details, ensuring accuracy in data entry and retrieval, and enhancing overall productivity.

Key Steps

  1. Access Property Details Page

    • Navigate to the property details section in the system.

    • Identify the property phase (Lead, Sold, Rehabbed).

  2. Add Property Images

    • Check if images are available for the property.

    • If not, utilize Google Street View to obtain an image.

    • Note: Google Street View may not always reflect the actual property view.

  3. Input General Information

    • Enter the property address and relevant details in the general information section.

    • Use the tagging feature to categorize the property (e.g., "Investment", "Residential").

    • To add a tag, type it in and press enter. To remove a tag, click the 'X' next to it.

  4. Utilize Google Maps and Zillow

    • Click on the Google Maps link to open a new tab for additional property insights.

    • Attempt to retrieve the Zillow link for the property; if unavailable, note it.

  5. Manage Notes

    • Review the most recent note displayed.

    • Pin important notes to ensure they remain visible.

    • To pin a note, click the thumbtack icon next to it.

    • To delete a note, select the delete option.

  6. Enter Property Insights and Financial Information

    • Fill in property type, disposition strategy, and financial details such as ARV, asking price, estimated wholesale price, and market rent.

    • Note: Not all fields are mandatory; fill in as applicable.

  7. Track Tasks Related to the Property

    • View current tasks associated with the property; only newer and in-progress tasks will be visible by default.

    • Use the search and sort functions to find specific tasks.

    • To add a task, select a task template, set a due date, and save it.

    • To edit or delete a task, use the respective options provided.

  8. Manage E-signatures

    • Utilize the e-signature feature for contracts. Check the status of sent contracts and view them as needed.

  9. Set Up Rehab Scope

    • Define the rehab scope by detailing the work needed (e.g., flooring, kitchen remodel).

    • Use detailed entries for accurate cost estimation or summarize costs as needed.

  10. Track Lockboxes

    • If applicable, document lockbox codes and identifiers for easy tracking.

  11. Manage Mortgage Information

    • Input mortgage details, including original and current principal amounts.

  12. Utilize Workflows

    • Review waiting, done, and canceled workflows.

    • Apply necessary workflows manually by selecting the sequence and saving it.

  13. Review Property History

    • Access property history to track changes and accountability for tasks.

  14. Manage Contacts and Conversations

    • Add or select contacts (sellers, buyers, contractors) linked to the property.

    • Review conversation history, including phone calls, texts, and emails.

  15. Schedule Appointments

    • Document and manage appointments related to the property.

  16. Customize Team Roles

    • Adjust team roles as necessary to align with current property management needs.

  17. Upload and Tag Files

    • Upload relevant documents and tag them with appropriate badges for easy retrieval.

Cautionary Notes

  • Always verify the accuracy of property details before finalizing entries.

  • Ensure that sensitive information is handled according to company policy.

  • Double-check any changes made to tasks or notes to maintain accountability.

Tips for Efficiency

  • Familiarize yourself with keyboard shortcuts for faster navigation.

  • Use the search function frequently to minimize time spent scrolling through tasks or notes.

  • Regularly update property details to avoid backlog and ensure information remains current.

  • Pin important notes and tasks to keep them easily accessible during property management activities.

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