How to Protect Your Investment, Reduce Risk, and Maximize ROI

Managing your own rental properties can save money—but only if you have the right systems, knowledge, and time. When does DIY management make sense, and when could it actually cost you more?

Join us for this practical Lunch & Learn with Stephane LeBlanc, co-owner of Real Property Management Excellence, as he compares DIY property management with professional management.

You’ll learn how each approach can affect:

• Tenant screening and tenant quality
• Maintenance expenses and vendor management
• Legal compliance and risk
• Vacancy, rent collection, and cash flow
• Your time, stress level, and long-term return on investment

Stephane will also explain how experienced local support, proven management systems, and the resources of a national franchise network can help owners protect their properties and achieve better investment outcomes.

Whether you currently manage your own rentals, use a professional manager, or are preparing to purchase your first rental property, this session will help you evaluate the true costs and benefits of both options.

About the Speaker

Stephane LeBlanc is co-owner of Real Property Management Excellence, a family-owned residential property management company serving Raleigh, Wake County, and surrounding communities since 2015.

A licensed North Carolina real estate broker with Eligible BIC status, Stephane is also a real estate investor and former CFO and business controller in multinational manufacturing. He combines financial expertise, investing experience, and operational leadership to help property owners maximize ROI while protecting their investments.

The meeting will be hosted online at Zoom.com The meeting link will be emailed to you upon pre-registration - RETAIN THIS EMAIL! Please note, download Zoom on your device of choice, register for your free account and test your device for audio/camera/microphone capabilities.

VERY IMPORTANT!! Just like checking in at our in-person meetings, to enable us to check you in for the meeting your Zoom name must match your NCREIA account name - we need both first and last name to identify you.  This will make sure you are eligible for recordings, when available, and for OPPH credits.