How Azimuth works for property managers in New York
A property manager on Azimuth is the intermediary for a property: the single point of contact for the owner, the tenants, the leasing agents, and the vendors who do the work.
A property manager communicates with everyone: owners, tenants, real estate agents and brokers, and service vendors.
Tenants reach the property manager for rent, documents, and maintenance. They do not reach the owner.
The owner reaches the property manager, not the tenant.
A manager may log a repair request on a tenant's behalf after speaking with them, but the request still originates with the tenant.
Vendors are engaged by the property manager and report back to the property manager.
Manage properties across several owners from one account.
Publish listings and handle leasing enquiries.
Triage repair requests and assign vendors.
Collect rent, issue invoices, and track overdue balances.
Publish a monthly report per property with the net amount due to the owner.
Propose price, tax, and HOA changes for owner approval.
Message tenants, owners, agents, and vendors from one inbox.
How does a property manager get verified on Azimuth?
An Azimuth administrator reviews the account and verifies it. Until verification happens, the account sits at a pending screen and cannot be linked to a property owner or assigned to a property.
Can a manager work for more than one owner?
Yes. A manager can be linked to several owners at the same time and assigned to properties across each of those portfolios.
Can a manager open a repair request for a tenant?
Yes. A manager can log a repair request on behalf of a tenant after speaking with them. The origin of the request is still the tenant.
Can a manager change the rent on their own?
No. Price, tax, and HOA changes are staged and go to the owner for approval before they take effect.
What is in the monthly report?
The monthly report for a property includes income collected, expenses paid, and the net amount due to the owner. It is published per property and billed against the signed management agreement.
Who does a vendor invoice, the manager or the owner?
The completed job feeds into the property expense history that the owner sees in the monthly report. The billing relationship is between the vendor and the property manager who engaged them.