Property management that’s a cut above the rest.
Bay Property Management Group is proud to offer best-in-industry property management services to Prince George’s County. Prince George’s County is home to our seasoned property managers who bring local expertise and years of the experience to their mission – to provide comprehensive, full service property management to make leasing your property entirely hassle-free. We’ve assembled a team of skilled in-house maintenance technicians to tackle any issue, and have developed strong relationships with local vendors for issues that require a specialized touch. We have your interests in mind every step of the way, and look forward to collaborating with you to help you make the most of your investment in Prince George’s County.
Bay Property Management Group Prince George’s County and surrounding Maryland Counties will assist you with all of your property management needs from A-Z for the following costs:
Imagine leaving for vacation without the nagging fear that you’ll awake at 2AM with a tenant emergency. Tenants enjoy 24/7 access to maintenance services so no issue goes unattended to. Our property managers in Prince George’s County are always here for you.
We offer best-in-industry service without the steep price tag thanks to our investment in the latest property management technologies. We are pleased to be able to pass these savings onto our community of clients. You are guaranteed full financial transparency due to our frequent reporting and online owner portals.
Our refined screening processes make us confident in our ability to place qualified tenants in your home. If that’s not the case and the tenant is evicted within the first 6 months of leasing, we will re-lease your property for free! Our eviction rate is less than 1%.
Our goal is to make leasing your property feel effortless. We are always working with our community of clients to improve service delivery and value feedback every step of the way.
We live, work, and play in Prince George’s County. We are thrilled to put our local expertise to work to best serve you and your needs.
Our average leasing time is 30 days or less! We use advanced marketing techniques to bring the most eyes on your property possible. We combine aggressive lead follow-up with best practice screening protocols to find the perfect fit for your property.
From property maintenance, to faster rent collection cycles, to even evictions, we’re able to uncomplicate all tenant-related details for you. Tenants are promised friendly and timely customer service by our property managers, all of whom are reachable any time of day by phone, email, and text message.
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Sean Donohue has been part of Bay Property Management Group since 2019, bringing more than seven years of hands-on property management experience to the team. He is a licensed Property Manager in Washington, DC and a licensed landlord in Takoma Park, Maryland. Sean earned his bachelor’s degree in Architecture from the University of Maryland, College Park, with a minor in Real Estate Development, giving him a strong foundation in both the physical and investment sides of rental property.
With 18 years in property management, Natasha Wilcox brings extensive industry experience to her role at Bay Property Management Group, where she has spent the past eight years working with rental owners and residents. She holds a Washington, DC Property Manager License and is currently pursuing her DC Real Estate License. Natasha also earned a bachelor’s degree in Political Science.
Kristen Blondeau is Director of Leasing for BMG Washington DC, bringing a decade of property management experience. She has been part of the BMG team for nearly five years. She brings a strong combination of practical experience and academic expertise to her work with rental properties and their owners.
Wynn Geis serves as Director of Business Development, helping property owners maximize the value of their investments. He holds a BS in Business Administration from Stevenson University. He has been with BMG since 2020 and previously worked for a commercial real estate brokerage and a real estate auction house. He also holds a Virginia Real Estate Sales Person License.
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