estate management
Overseeing landed holdings
Estate management is the professional oversight and administration of large properties, typically landed estates, commercial real estate portfolios, or trust assets.
It encompasses tasks like maintaining buildings and grounds, collecting rents, managing tenants, handling finances, and ensuring properties retain or increase their value.
In British usage, estate management often refers specifically to the running of country estates or university landholdings.
She studied estate management before taking over the family's rental properties.
- property managerOne overseeing rental units
- leasingContractual temporary use
- rent collectionObtaining tenants' due payments
- property rightsLegal control over possessions
- contractsEnforceable written agreements
budgeting · maintenance · zoning laws · inspections · common areas · investment strategies · accounting · upkeep costs · manor · stately home · landed gentry · sustainability · financial reporting · feudalism · aristocracy · serfdom · inheritance law · death duties
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