FAQ
When deciding to acquire property, we at TAG-Aqarat take several factors into consideration, such as property values, taxes, zoning, population growth, transportation, and traffic volume and patterns. Once a site is selected, we negotiate contracts for the purchase or lease of the property, securing the most beneficial terms.
Some property and real estate managers, often called real estate asset managers, act as the property owners' agent and adviser for the property. They plan and direct the purchase, development, and disposition of real estate on behalf of the business and investors.
Yes. Managers may have to modify plans for the project many times. Then they help in choosing, assisting, and advising the architectural firms that draw up detailed plans and the construction companies that build the project. Resourcefulness and creativity in arranging financing are essential for managers who specialize in land development.
Yes, a written agreement between the owner of the property and the manager is very important, as the manager will be taking on significant responsibilities with the owner's real estate.
Yes. Generally, property managers and real estate managers handle the financial operations of the property, such as collecting rent, and ensure that mortgages, taxes, insurance, and maintenance bills are paid on time.
Yes. Property managers must understand and comply with provisions of legislation, as well as local laws
TAG-Aqarat manages properties throughout the Arab world.