How does calendar management work for property management?
Your calendar assistant owns the company calendar in Google Workspace or Microsoft 365 in your hours, layers it by manager and property, and feeds it from your software: every lease expiration appears at 90, 60 and 30 days, every annual inspection is placed on its due date, every eviction hearing is entered from the attorney's notice. Managers get a protected block for drive time between properties and for owner calls. When a court date moves or a vendor cancels, the assistant reschedules and confirms each party. The evening report shows tomorrow's schedule with addresses, gate codes and contact numbers, and the Monday view shows the week's expirations, inspections and hearings for the team meeting.
What tasks does calendar management cover for property management companies?
- Maintain a company calendar layered by manager and property
- Enter lease expirations at 90, 60 and 30 days from your software
- Place annual inspections, permit and license renewals on their due dates
- Book vendor visits and inspections with the state entry notice period built in
- Enter court dates and attorney meetings from eviction notices
- Protect drive-time and owner-call blocks for each manager
- Reschedule and confirm all parties when a date moves
- Send tomorrow's schedule with addresses and codes every evening