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Property Management Services

Thornton Properties specializes in Condominium Property Management. Our real estate agents are experienced, qualified and knowledgeable of the local real estate market. They possess the tools and resources to effectively market and manage your unit.

Are you asking yourself why you would need Property Management Services?

Our Property Management services are designed to take the burden of day-to-day operations off of the owner. They include but are not limited to:

Move-In and Move-Out Procedures - We will oversee the move and move pout including the coordination of cleaning, painting and other services required to prepare the unit for occupancy.

Accounting and Record Keeping - Quarterly and Year End reporting to owners of all income, fees and expenses.

Tenant Communications - Including all correspondence relating to any matter of tenancy.

Marketing and Leasing - Marketing your unit to a qualified tenant through advertising and listing in the most desirable and creative venues. Scheduling appointments to show your unit to prospective tenants and other agents within the brokerage community.

Collection of Rents - Including non-payment procedures and preparation for eviction proceedings if necessary.

Unit Maintenance - Coordinate all related issues with tenant and appropriate contractors.

Compliance - All services performed in compliance with Chicago Residential Landlord Tenant Ordinance and any relevant governmental guidelines.

The annual fee for Thornton Properties is very competitive. Please contact our offices for a personal consultation regarding your property and your management needs today.

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