With the right combination of experience, technology, and excellent client care, our company is able to manage apartments with precision and efficiency. Protecting clients, tenants, and their property is our personal objective.
Do you find yourself confused by all the fees and expenses associated with your BTR community? The team at Green Residential can create a much simpler analysis to detail all your costs. We put transparency first.
Our president, Leon Green, served as a CPA and external auditor in the public accounting sector for five years prior to starting Green Residential. His financial audits, proforma reviews, and other thorough inspection reports give investors like you access to in-depth expertise, so you can better understand the assets you’re purchasing and ultimately secure a higher return on investment (ROI).
We employ licensed real estate agents in our marketing and leasing teams, so they can work together to market properties in the Greater Houston area much more effectively. With strategies stemming from SEO, apartment locators, and apartment data services, as well as a strong online reputation, we can fill your vacancies faster.
Green Residential also has a construction management team with more than 40 years of experience developing commercial real estate properties throughout the Greater Houston area. Areas of expertise include planning, value engineering, construction oversight, and bonding capacities.
Planning, building, and managing BTR communities can be very lucrative, but it’s not always easy to know where to build or how to manage your properties. That’s why the experts at Green Residential, including licensed real estate agents, are so valuable in helping you build your high-level strategy.
Our local managers focus primarily on resident retention and asset preservation, with our corporate office taking care of most administrative tasks in-house. This strategy allows us to greatly improve the overall resident experience, ultimately leading to more renewals and greater ROI for the property investor.
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Raising rent is one of the most delicate aspects of being a landlord. Expenses rise over time, and landlords need to keep pace with the market to ensure their investments remain profitable. But at the same time, a poorly handled rent increase can drive away reliable tenants, leaving you with costly vacancies and turnover expenses
Landlords come in all shapes and sizes—or rather, they live in all kinds of places. While you might imagine most Austin landlords living right off MoPac or nestled in a South Congress bungalow, that’s not always how it is. Truth is, plenty of property owners are scattered all over these days. For some, Austin is
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