Beginning Real Estate Retirement Planning? Get A Savvy Property Manager. Event

by PRC Agency PR

The estimated total pay for property managers is $67,423 per year in the United States, with an average salary of $45,566 per year, according to Glassdoor. That’s the average. The Savvy Property Manager can earn six figures. This profession of property manager is a huge key to the success of creating Remote Control Retirement Riches, the same name as the owner of International Capital Group, Adiel Gorel,’s book.

If you are one of the millions who are now remote working and can live anywhere, you are asking yourself; where are the best places to invest in real estate 2022. Where do I make my move? Where to make my mark beginning retirement planning on the right footing. Unlike most of us in the United States who hear every top pundit from Success Magazine to Forbes, telling us we’re in the middle of “The Great Resignation or the Great Migration.” You as a real estate investor hear we’re in the middle of “The Great Opportunity,” because getting a wealth-building side hustle just became a serious business opportunity for you. Savvy property managers have found out they are the key to creating Remote Control Retirement Riches for investors like you.

Adiel Gorel, owner of International Capital Group has helped thousands of us beginning real estate investment planning to make these first steps toward our financial freedom. Adiel has done this for investors like us in a way that has provided them with great property managers and moreover, a lifetime of financial security through economic ups and downs for decades. Gorel is hosting a free virtual event to answer your top question; what are the best places to invest in real estate 2022. You don’t want to miss out, click icgre.com/guide.

Property managers will be at the event and will outline exactly what they do for the real estate investor, like you. Wondering how much a property manager would charge you for their services? It varies a little. Typically property management companies charge a fee of 7% to 10% of the gross rent collected, plus a leasing fee. So it starts when you buy the rental home. The savvy property manager goes to your rental house and sees if it needs anything done to it to make it desirable, and rentable. Since any real estate investor learning from Adiel Gorel, is encouraged to buy brand new homes, the rental homes are usually ready to go and you can embark on beginning retirement planning, in very good hands, with very little demand on your time or energy. And that’s how a real estate investor can immediately put the home up for rent, and start having the tenant pay off the mortgage truly affording you remote control retirement riches. The property management companies advertise it for you, put it on multiple channels for you, show the rental home, and then once the real estate investor has seriously interested tenants, the savvy property manager starts vetting them, which is super important for your success. Employment verification and running a credit report are a priority for the savvy property manager. Here’s a tip for you: a sign of a savvy property manager is checking not only with the current landlord of your prospective tenant, but even the previous landlord to be sure to provide you with quality renters so you as the rental property investor really can enjoy remote control retirement riches. The savvy property manager does a lot of verification to protect you, before renting the home to the tenant. And from that point on, property managers will collect the rents for you as well each month.

If the faucet is leaking, it’s the savvy property manager that sends somebody to fix the leaking faucet, not you. Everything that has to do with the rental of the property and the maintenance of the property is done by the property manager (not you) so you really can enjoy your Remote Control Retirement Riches lifestyle.

Moreover, if on the small chance a bad tenant has slipped by all of these verifications, it is the savvy property manager’s priority to move the eviction forward with local legal firms. So as a real estate investor rest easy because you have a savvy property manager who takes care of everything like that for you. That is why Adiel Gorel named his process Remote Control Retirement Riches.

“I have 1000s of investors who live across the ocean. Some of them don't even speak English very well. They can't do anything from where they are. The property manager does everything for the international real estate investor and they will for you, too.” -Adiel Gorel, owner of International Capital Group

At the upcoming Remote Control Retireme