Ask Tim Arel

What does good property management take? Ask Tim Arel and he'll probably tell you it takes dedication, communication, great leadership skills, and concern for the people of each individual community. His own background includes a former law practice, and studies in economics. Both of those play a large part in his abilities to understand the problems and legalities associated with good property management. Tim Arel has a resume that reads like a book of experience in all areas concerned with his present position of property manager of Director of North Point Property Management. Part of the responsibilities of being a good property manager include being heavily involved in the surrounding communities and the involvement in town functions and committees. That takes a great deal of personal time and commitment.

Excellent property management is not only important to the residents of a resident association committee but also for investment property owners. Tim Arel is a great example of what to look for in a management director and how they should prepare and operate their duties. Keeping a property functioning requires skill. To those on the outside it only seems like a beautiful community, to those on the inside the smooth running and healthy atmosphere ensures peace, tranquility, and prosperity.