Philip Mahler
Philip Mahler- Property Management Professional in Watertown
Watertown United States (Connecticut)
Professional Status
Employed
Available
About Me
An accomplished property manager in Watertown, Connecticut, Philip Mahler is a licensed real estate broker and a Certified Occupancy Specialist. He holds a bachelor of arts in real estate from the University of Denver. Throughout his more than three decades in real estate, Philip Mahler has managed residential complexes in Watertown and other areas across Connecticut.
He formerly served as a property manager for BSM Properties, where he managed pieces of real estate for an absentee owner. At its peak, this portfolio encompassed more than 300 units spread across six properties in Middletown, New Britain, Bristol, and Waterbury.
Mr. Mahler joined the firm in 1992 in order to spearheaded turnaround operations for mismanaged properties. As part of this venture, he restructured the record-keeping system and adjusted property-marketing materials to focus on newly-added sustainability and enhancement features. Within five years of his appointment, he had grown the tenant population into a more stable base, lowered outstanding receivables, and restored financial soundness to the properties.
Philip Mahler left BSM Properties after over 22 years of service. Prior to his departure, his portfolio comprised three properties with 75 units. He had cultivated a reputation among their tenants as a highly-responsive landlord and achieved 100 percent tenant occupancy.
He formerly served as a property manager for BSM Properties, where he managed pieces of real estate for an absentee owner. At its peak, this portfolio encompassed more than 300 units spread across six properties in Middletown, New Britain, Bristol, and Waterbury.
Mr. Mahler joined the firm in 1992 in order to spearheaded turnaround operations for mismanaged properties. As part of this venture, he restructured the record-keeping system and adjusted property-marketing materials to focus on newly-added sustainability and enhancement features. Within five years of his appointment, he had grown the tenant population into a more stable base, lowered outstanding receivables, and restored financial soundness to the properties.
Philip Mahler left BSM Properties after over 22 years of service. Prior to his departure, his portfolio comprised three properties with 75 units. He had cultivated a reputation among their tenants as a highly-responsive landlord and achieved 100 percent tenant occupancy.
