Information about the property management companies can be got from property management magazines that present both professional and academic points of view. Some magazines are available Online too. Information is also available Online about real estate and property, legal and practical issues concerning tenants and landlords, tax deductions for landlords, tenant injuries. The property management softwares are a great help for landlords in organizing their rental properties. They keep track of late rents, expiring leases and other extensive reports.
The major property management companies in Chicago are as follows:
Cagan Management Group: The types of property managed by this company are Homeowners Association (2-49 units), Homeowners Association (50-99 units), Homeowners Association (100+ units), Condominium Association (2-49 units), Condominium Association (50-99 units), Condominium Association (100+ units), Multi-Family (20-99 units), Multi-Family (100+ units). The company boasts of its effective property management.
Chicago Apartment Finder: The types of property managed by this company are Single Home or Condo (Valued up to $300K), Single Home or Condo ($300 to $500K), Single Home or Condo ($500K to $1 Million), Single Home or Condo (Over $1 Million). The company quickly generates rental income from a qualified tenant, collects rents, issues monthly financial reports, 24 hour emergency service.
Connected Property Management: They manage properties ranging from Single Home or Condo to various units of Multi-Family. The premier management packages include tenant correspondence and communications, maintenance coordination, tenant move-in and move-out processes, 24 hour property support, inspections and monthly and year-end statements.
Ekstein Asset Management: the company is a national real estate management firm working towards enhancing the real estate values of their clients. The types of property managed by the company are Homeowners Association (50-99 units), Homeowners Association (100+ units), Condominium Association (50-99 units), Condominium Association (100+ units), Multi-Family (100+ units), Retail (100,000+ sq ft), Office (100,000+ sq ft), Warehouse/Distribution (100,000+ sq ft).
The property manager must be licensed under the state's real estate commission. Once this is checked, Chicago has adequate property management companies.