Nearshore teams for property management and real estate
Most of the work that keeps a portfolio running doesn't need to happen in the building. We staff it with bilingual professionals in El Salvador who already speak your tenants' language.
The work we staff
| Role | What they take on | Contractor, mid-level/mo |
|---|---|---|
| Operations & Leasing Coordinator | Leasing follow-up, transaction files, tenant communication | $1,875–$2,500 |
| Bookkeeper / Accounting Assistant | AP/AR, owner statements, reconciliations | $1,875–$2,500 |
| Executive / Virtual Assistant | Owner or broker inbox, calendar, follow-ups | $1,750–$2,375 |
| Customer Support (bilingual) | Tenant and resident calls, email, chat | $1,500–$2,000 |
Why it works for property teams
- Bilingual by default: English and Spanish with tenants, owners and vendors.
- Your hours: US business hours, never more than two hours from Texas, Florida or California.
- People who stay: our longest client has worked with the same team since 2023.
- No entity to open: we hire, pay and support the person in El Salvador.
How we work with you
Your first call is with our founder. After the hire, our project manager checks in weekly with your team and meets with you every two weeks, plus a monthly review — adapted to how you want to work.
FAQ
Which property management tasks can be done remotely?
Leasing follow-up, showing scheduling, applications, tenant communication, maintenance intake, AP/AR, owner reports and transaction coordination. On-site work like showings and inspections stays local.
Can you staff after-hours maintenance lines?
No. We place staff for US business hours only.
Do they know US property software?
We match for the systems you use. Tell us your stack on the discovery call.
How much can a property team save?
Typically 50–70% against a comparable fully-loaded US hire, depending on the role and model.