One property, one playbook, one report.
For residential, mixed-use and small commercial properties — what we do, how we do it, and what you see every month.
What's covered in a management engagement.
Tenant onboarding & exit
Why it matters: Inventory, keys, utilities — written handover.
Rent collection & receipts
Why it matters: Every payment tracked.
Routine maintenance
Why it matters: Small problems fixed early.
Vendor coordination
Why it matters: Electrical, plumbing, lift, cleaning.
Compliance & tax organisation
Why it matters: Holding tax, land tax, service charge.
Monthly reporting
Why it matters: Income, costs, issues, next steps.
The first 30 days.
- 01
Site audit
Photos, condition, issue register.
- 02
Document collection
Title, utilities, tax receipts.
- 03
Tenant review
Agreement, deposit, contact.
- 04
Vendor setup
Electrical, plumbing, lift, cleaning.
- 05
First report
By day 30 — the full picture.
One page, full picture.
By the 7th of each month — income, costs, maintenance log, open issues and a plan for next month.
Sample monthly report — illustrative
Client file • Apt 4B • Example month
Rent collected
Collected
Each payment logged with receipt
Operating costs
Logged
Service, utilities, small repairs
Open issues
Tracked
Visible to owner and tenant
Actual figures and categories vary per client property. This block illustrates the structure — not real client data.
Response timelines — in writing.
Emergency issues
Acknowledgment within 4 hours; first action within 24 hours.
Routine maintenance
48-72 hours with vendor coordination.
Monthly reports
Delivered by the 7th of each month.
Rent updates
Confirmation within 24 hours of collection.
Who decides what.
Owner
Final approval, capital spend, rent revisions.
Next Location
Day-to-day operations, vendors, reporting.
Professionals
Legal, tax, engineering — when needed.
Start with a management scoping call.
We understand your property, propose an onboarding plan, and share a clear scope and reporting rhythm.
Source note: This guide references publicly available Bangladesh land-service information, planning-related resources, and general market reporting (Ministry of Land, land.gov.bd, ldtax.gov.bd, RAJUK public resources, Banglapedia, REHAB directory, The Daily Star, The Business Standard, Dhaka Tribune, Prothom Alo, Reuters, AP). Requirements, fees and procedures may change. Clients should verify with official authorities and qualified professionals before making decisions.
This page is for general educational guidance only and does not replace legal, tax, engineering, or regulatory advice. Clients should consult qualified professionals before signing, paying, or making property decisions.
Last verified: June 2026