Property Management by BRG

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Introduction

BRG's focus is ensuring our clients' properties are well cared for and in return this make the tenants happy. When tenants are happy, our clients are happy. After 20 years in Property Management you learn a few things. However, kindness, knowledge and responsiveness goes a long way in this business. We take the time to know the tenants, talk to them and fill their needs. Our Clients can appreciate the time that goes into maintenance, lease applications, inspections and renewals. Investing this time reduces turnover all while keeping the property properly maintained, and that is key in maximizing the return for our clients.

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2 employees

20 years in business

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Sun9:00 am - 6:00 pmMon9:00 am - 6:00 pm

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Cynthia H.

Nov 14, 2022

I really love working with BRG on my rental properties. Over the years they have suggested several improvements to my homes. This has kept me up to date with trends and my tenants are very happy. I know I am getting the best rental prices for my homes and they are being well cared for. Finding the right tenant is hard, but BRG seems to do it right every time! Not only do they stay rented but they are inspected and maintenance is done with minimal damage to my pocketbook and also speedy for the tenants which is a plus..

Rachel H.

Nov 14, 2022

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What should the customer know about your pricing (e.g., discounts, fees)?
We do have set monthly fees, however we offer reduced fees if you own more than 20 units. Call for Military discounts.
What is your typical process for working with a new customer?
Really just doing a detailed inspection of the property and talking over the results. Getting to know one another and what the clients overall goal for the next few years are.
What education and/or training do you have that relates to your work?
With 20 years in property management you can still learn new tips and tricks. Staying ontop of education and technology is very important to remain releviant. This will keep you in tune with the market and better serve your clients. I have sat on several Property Management boards, local and state side. Local board of Realtors property managers committee, Past Women’s Council of Realtor VP, and all our agents at BRG read and keep up to date with all City and state requirements and law updates with the National and Texas Association of REALTORS, National Association of Property Managers (NARPM), and Texas Real Estate Commission. Frequent Fort Worth Housing Authority meetings for low income incentives as well as yearly Builders EXPO to know all the new trends on materials and trends available.