Self-storage allows people to declutter their living space, stay organized, and make the most out of their summer. To be prepared for the influx of customers, check that your facility is adequately staffed and that you have enough storage units available for rent. Provide flexible rental terms, including short-term and long-term options, to accommodate varying preferences.
Whether you choose an on-site manager, automated software, or a combination of both, it is important to develop a streamlined process for smooth day-to-day operation. In Step 5 of our content series, we discuss your options for self-storage property management. We also dig into how your management style affects your facility’s security, billing, customer service, and maintenance.
It is possible to stay small and nimble while your business expands. The smaller you are, the more likely you can develop your company’s vision and goals. A lean team has more opportunity to innovate. It is easier to pivot, tweak and make updates to products and processes.
Your self-storage property manager is the first impression of your business. This is the person who runs the day-to-day physical operation and maintains the online presence of your facility. Learn more about this big role.
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