Property Management Theory and Practice

Author: Wang Yanqing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book starts from the knowledge and skills required for property management positions. While briefly introducing the basic theories of property management, it focuses on elaborating the content, methods, standards, and requirements of property management practical work according to the service procedures of property management. The main contents include an overview of property management, the organizational structure of property management, the bidding and tendering procedures for property management, the drafting of property service contracts and lease contracts, early involvement in property management and the management of daily property documents and archives, the maintenance and management of buildings and equipment, financial management, environmental management, and safety services. Additionally, it introduces the specific requirements of property management for residential and non-residential properties, as well as the common knowledge of standardization for property management enterprises. The book is easy to understand yet practical, while also providing new materials and information on property management both domestically and internationally. This textbook can be used as teaching material for higher vocational and college majors such as property management, real estate operation and appraisal, community management, and related fields. It can also serve as training material for the property management industry and reference materials for self-study by a broad readership.
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Author: Wang Yanqing
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2007-02-01
Features: This book starts from the knowledge and skills required for property management positions. While briefly introducing the basic theories of property management, it focuses on elaborating the content, methods, standards, and requirements of property management practical work according to the service procedures of property management. The main contents include an overview of property management, the organizational structure of property management, the bidding and tendering procedures for property management, the drafting of property service contracts and lease contracts, early involvement in property management and the management of daily property documents and archives, the maintenance and management of buildings and equipment, financial management, environmental management, and safety services. Additionally, it introduces the specific requirements of property management for residential and non-residential properties, as well as the common knowledge of standardization for property management enterprises. The book is easy to understand yet practical, while also providing new materials and information on property management both domestically and internationally. This textbook can be used as teaching material for higher vocational and college majors such as property management, real estate operation and appraisal, community management, and related fields. It can also serve as training material for the property management industry and reference materials for self-study by a broad readership.