Commercial property management in Michigan
Beck Property Management Group manages retail, office, and mixed-use buildings across Central and Southeast Michigan, from the Great Lakes Bay Region to Metro Detroit. We own and operate Michigan apartments ourselves, so we manage your building the way we manage our own.
Several tenants, shared systems, one accountable manager
Retail strips, office buildings, and downtown storefronts with apartments above all share the same pressure points: several tenants depending on one roof, one parking lot, and one set of building systems. When something goes wrong in a common area it affects every tenant at once. We coordinate tenants, maintain the common areas, administer the leases, and report to you every month, so the calls stop landing on your phone.
- We're owners too. Our team runs The Circle Apartments in Midland under the same standards we offer clients, so you can see how we work before you sign.
- We commit in writing. A vendor dispatched within 1 hour of an emergency and a team member on site within 4 hours, with quarterly exterior and common-area inspections, all reported on your scorecard every month.
- No markup, no surprises. Vendor invoices and parts pass through at cost, major repairs are competitively bid, and anything over your approval limit waits for your sign-off.
Where we manage commercial property
- Great Lakes Bay Region
- Lansing and Mid-Michigan
- Flint and Genesee County
- Livingston County
- Ann Arbor and Washtenaw County
- Metro Detroit
Local pages: Midland, Saginaw and Bay City, Lansing, Flint, Livingston County, Ann Arbor, and Metro Detroit.
What commercial management includes
One agreement covers the day-to-day, from tenant requests to the monthly statement.
Tenant coordination
Same-day response to tenant requests, advance notice of planned work, and photo move-in and move-out condition reports.
Lease administration
Renewal dates and key lease terms tracked on a renewal calendar, with every lease stored in your owner portal.
Common-area maintenance
Exteriors, grounds, and shared spaces kept up, with quarterly exterior and common-area inspections documented with photos.
Vendors and repairs
Vetted local trades, competitive bids on major repairs, and vendor invoices passed through at cost with no markup.
Rent collection
Reminders before the due date, late fees enforced as written, and demand notices served on schedule.
Owner reporting
Monthly statement, distribution, and a standards scorecard by the 10th, with every work order, invoice, and inspection in your owner portal.
What we commit to, in numbers
Every standard is tracked and reported on your monthly scorecard. Resident standards apply to the apartments in mixed-use buildings.
- 10th
Owner statement and distribution, every month.
- Same day
Response to owners, residents, maintenance requests, and leasing inquiries.
- 4 hours
On site for a resident emergency, with a vendor dispatched within 1 hour.
- On call
A team member answers emergencies nights, weekends, and holidays.
- 90 days
Renewal offer before lease end, with a personal follow-up at 60.
- 2 days
Application decision within 2 business days of a complete application.
Moving your building to Beck PMG
Whether you self-manage today or work with another firm, takeovers follow a fixed 30-day plan.
- Days 1–7
Set the foundation
Agreement signed, accounts set up, and leases, ledgers, and deposit records collected. Residents notified in writing.
- Days 8–14
Go live
Resident and owner portals live, on-call coverage active, and the property walked and photographed.
- Days 15–30
Reconcile and report
Rent roll reconciled, renewal calendar built, and your first statement by the 10th of the next month.
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Questions commercial owners ask
What kinds of commercial property do you manage?
Retail, office, and mixed-use buildings, including storefronts with apartments above, and portfolios of several buildings under one agreement.
What does commercial management include?
Tenant coordination, common-area maintenance, lease administration, rent collection, vendor management with competitive bids on major repairs, quarterly exterior and common-area inspections, and a monthly statement and scorecard by the 10th.
You're based in Midland. How do you cover my building?
With a local vendor bench and a written standard. Vetted local trades are dispatched within 1 hour of an emergency, a team member is on site within 4 hours, and every building gets quarterly exterior inspections and an annual interior inspection. Those numbers are on your monthly scorecard, so you can see whether we met them. Buildings farther out, such as in Metro Detroit, are about two hours from our office, which is why the vendor bench matters.
Where do you manage commercial property?
Across Central and Southeast Michigan, from the Great Lakes Bay Region (Midland, Bay City, and Saginaw) to Lansing, Flint, Livingston County, Ann Arbor, and Metro Detroit.
Do you mark up repairs or vendor invoices?
No. Vendor invoices and parts pass through at cost with no markup and no "coordination" line. Where our own maintenance technicians do the work, labor is billed at a flat hourly rate written into your agreement. Anything over your approval limit waits for your sign-off, and major repairs are competitively bid.
What does management cost?
Pricing is quoted in writing after we review your property. There are no setup, onboarding, renewal, or early-termination charges, and no markup on vendor repairs or parts.
How long is the agreement?
Month-to-month. Either party can end it with 30 days' written notice.
Are you licensed in Michigan?
Yes. Beck Property Management Group LLC holds Michigan Real Estate Broker Company License No. 6505434010, and Kody E. King is the Principal Associate Broker, License No. 6502434136. Michigan requires a broker license to manage property for others.
Tell us about your building
Send a few details and we'll walk the property and follow up with a written proposal.