How does appointment scheduling work for property management?
Inspections are scheduled with the tenant under your state's entry notice rule, with the notice sent from your template and logged. Vendor visits are coordinated three ways: vendor availability, tenant availability and entry permission, with the work order updated and the tenant reminded the day before. Turnovers are sequenced so the cleaner, painter, carpet vendor and photographer arrive in order and the unit is listed on the date promised to the owner. Reminders go by text and email with lawful consent. The assistant is an employee with a backup, works your hours, and every appointment appears in the end-of-day report with confirmation status.
What tasks does appointment scheduling cover for property management companies?
- Book vacancy showings into self-showing slots or the leasing agent's calendar
- Send prospects showing instructions and reminders, then chase feedback and applications
- Schedule move-in, move-out and routine inspections under state entry notice rules
- Coordinate vendor visits with tenant availability and entry permission
- Sequence turnover vendors so the unit is ready on the promised date
- Book renewal walkthroughs and owner meetings on the manager's calendar
- Track court dates and attorney meetings for eviction cases
- Confirm every appointment the day before and report status each evening