Give us a call and inquire today about our rates and services. Let’s discuss your management needs and your best way forward. We always consider it an honor and an enormous responsibility when someone entrusts us to care for their home or investment. Contact us for property management in Killeen and the Harker Heights, Fort Hood, Belton, Nolanville, and Temple TX area.
Property management is a complex, delicate, and difficult service to offer if your goal is to be good at it.
At Linnemann Realty, we’ve become masters of this trade and it shows in our reviews. Read our reviews – real reviews from real clients and customers – to see how everyone else feels about Linnemann Realty.
Our property management division started with one property – a small duplex in Harker Heights that we still proudly manage over twenty years later. We grew slowly and steadily over the years, gaining units as a result of a good reputation and adding staff as the need would develop. We now manage over a thousand duplex and single-family rental units throughout Central Texas. Choosing us for property management in Killeen, Fort Hood TX or the surrounding area is a great choice, guaranteed.
Over the years we’ve learned as we’ve grown and expanded. We used to manage just about any property that was brought to us, but found we would have a difficult time taking proper care of our residents if the property was not up to our standard. Nowadays, we don’t manage fourplexes or apartments, our specialty is single-family homes and duplexes. And we’re very good at it.
Using a highly-trained, experienced staff, the latest in technology and software, and an internal structure that ensures prompt customer service, the properties in our care have always enjoyed unusually high occupancy rates, our clients enjoy high returns, and our residents enjoy the comfort of a quality home.
In the last entry we covered civil, and truly only scratched the surface (pun intended). Since that writing, we finished all the underground utility work and passed the city inspections with flying colors. The power pole has been set and connected by Oncor so we have electric service as needed.
It’s been a whole minute since my last entry, and that’s primarily due to being locked in the slow, agonizing process of waiting. There’s a lot of that in projects like this. Planning a multi-story building that requires multiple engineers, an architect, a designer, a lender, your local government, and
In the first chapter, we discussed planning and assembling the team. Now we can move on to figuring out how to pay for it. Even with the largest commercial projects, you always begin with a “projected” budget. Or, what most folks would call a guess. No matter how vague, this
