Plum Property Management was established in April of 2009 to provide real estate management to property owners and investors. Our firm’s role is far more involved than simply showing space, signing leases, and collecting rents. We make every effort to offer all the services needed to support our property owners and residents. Our goal is to generate the greatest possible income for the owner of an investment property over the economic life of that property.

Property management is one of the fastest growing industries within the real-estate field and requires communication skills and extensive knowledge of the profession for accurate decision making. Plum Property Management operates as an advertising director, market analyst, salesperson, bookkeeper, negotiator, mediator, and often a maintenance supervisor. We interact with many professionals within our community including fellow property managers, attorneys, vendors, accountants, environmental inspection companies, on-site managers, and so forth.

As a property owner it is difficult to attend to all the needs of your investment property personally. Plum Property Management will maximize rental income for the property owner and manage the property efficiently, professionally, and economically.

Education

Plum Property Management strives to make renting a positive experience for the property owner and the resident. In order to maintain a strong partnership we hold ourselves to a higher expectation in our industry. We are committed to ongoing education, ethics, and professionalism.

Plum Property Management mandates that all licensed employees must complete a mandatory 40 hour pre-licensing course and an annual 16 hours of continuing education annually to stay abreast of all changing state laws and regulations. We follow all laws and rules set forth by The Montana Board of Realty Regulation.

This home exemplifies what we love most about Missoula. It offers proximity to the best this charming city has to offer, as well as beautiful architecture and aesthetics.

More than any city or town I’ve known, Missoula balances out-of-door attractions and the arts. Missoula has hundreds, maybe thousands, of artists and writers, in part—but by no means exclusively—because of the university. It’s got a great library and great bookstores: Fact & Fiction, Shakespeare & Co., the Book Exchange, to name but a few. There’s a symphony, a children’s theater and numerous art galleries. And yet there’s healthy dirt between the cracks. The nightly river-rushing winds of Hellgate Canyon keep most things scoured clean.