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By Vic Hurlstorm | March 31, 2010
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Choosing a strong and diverse evaluation team to help choose the best tools to run your hotel is also the first step to having buy-in from your hotel team. It is important to have everyone on-board when a new property management system is selected for your Hotel, Resort or Inn. Everyone involved in your organization from the owner, hotel management company and senior management to the front desk, reservations, sales and housekeeping department needs to be invested and committed to the project.
One bedroom homes in Roseville/Rocklin corridor have a rent of $820/mo and Section 8 is paying $813/mo to Sacramento property management companies. The average square footage of Roseville/Rocklin one bedroom homes are 750 sq. ft and there are around 700 rentals. The sq. footage and median rent achieve a $/Sqft of $1.05.
The Project Manager is the first person to be selected. This selection may already be determined and possibly a consultant has been hired for the job, a manager at head office, a manager at the hotel, someone in operations or someone in the information technology department.
Three bedroom rentals in this corridor have a median rent of $1300/mo and Section 8 is paying $1431/mo. The average square footage for the three bedroom rentals are 1383 sq. ft and there are 600+ rentals. The average square footage and median rent achieve a $/Sqft of $0.94.
Four bedroom rental homes in Elk Grove corridor have a median rent of $1513/mo and Section 8 is paying $1641/mo. The average square footage for the four bedroom rentals are 1977 sq. ft and there are 500+ rentals. The sq footage and rent achieve a $/Sqft of $0.77.
The Project Manager should set expectations and objectives of what is to be accomplished during the evaluation process and provide this information in writing to the team. Setting expectations and objectives will help to keep the evaluation process on track. The team needs to understand that although comments and suggestions are appreciated and necessary, not everyone's wants will be fulfilled. The goal is to choose the best system to meet your specific business needs while providing the best overall tool for all departments and the business as a whole. There will be some areas and functionality that will require compromise. Sorting out items that are needs as opposed to those that are wants is essential during this process. Items that are determined to be needs should be qualified as such
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