Estate operations rely on trusted people and trusted systems. Computers, phones, cameras, and smart-home platforms are essential tools for managing large properties. A Technology and Internet Use Policy establishes how those systems are used, protecting both the principal’s privacy and the staff’s professionalism.
When developing an asset management system, Estate Managers should consider whether their current program can grow with the estate, adapt to changes in ownership, and support broader planning efforts.
The Estate Management Network is please to welcome our latest Industry Partner: Nines, a household management platform designed for discerning estates and the private service professionals who support them.
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Maintaining high-end appliances and systems in your home is essential to preserve their functionality, longevity, and overall value. By implementing
Becoming an estate manager is an exciting transition for professionals who have honed their skills in managing smaller households. As
Estate management is a complex process that requires expertise, planning, and effective management skills to ensure optimal performance. Estate managers
Managing a large estate can be akin to running a small business, requiring a team, a well-executed plan, and the right tools.
Preventative maintenance is essential – helping you extend your assets’ life and save money in the long run. And when you maintain your assets regularly and correctly, it can save you a lot of time and money.
Each estate is an ecosystem unto itself – with its own unique processes, rhythms, and culture. And, like any estate ecosystem, each has a cast of characters with particular skill sets who must learn to work together
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