About 512 Society Property Management
Twenty years ago, a mother-daughter team founded 512-Society with a clear vision: to create a property management company built on transparent accounting and responsive service for owners, many of whom were out-of-state and out of the country.
For over two decades, we've been dedicated to helping real estate investors protect their assets and maximize returns. We understand your primary concerns: ensuring your property is well-maintained and minimizing legal liability. These are the areas where we truly excel.
Our experienced team utilizes robust legal documentation, highly responsive communication, and long-standing vendor relationships to keep your property in excellent condition and your risk exposure low.
Meet our Directors
My real estate journey began in 2004 when I worked as a marketing director for a local Austin-based management company. In 2005 at the ripe age of 21 years – I took what I learned from my past positions and wrote an extensive business plan for a new property management company. By July 2005, we opened our doors! Within a year, we were managing several hundred homes throughout the Austin, Texas, area.
Since 2005, I have learned the ups and downs of property management and obtained firsthand knowledge of what it takes to be proactive in this business. My passion is helping those in need, and I thrive by relieving our clients of the burden of day-to-day management by providing a workplace and team built on honesty, reliability, through our hospitable spirits.
I am a detail-oriented person and expect the perfect execution of our management systems to the clients we serve. With 512-Society, you can rest easy knowing we are proactive in our management approach, and that we have a plan, a backup plan, and a backup plan for the backup plan. You can rest assured that we can handle it, no matter what comes our way.
I grew up in the Cascade Mountains of Washington state. I was a rambunctious boy who had no fear and enjoyed playing in the dirt, camping, and riding my horse to elementary school (not allowed I later found out).
In 2001, I enrolled in the Diver Institute of Technology (DTI) in Seattle to study becoming a commercial diver. Within 3 years, I was a saturation diver, diving to depths of 700 ft. At that depth, everything is pitch black, and I would work 8-hour shifts in sheer darkness to fix pipelines (yes, in the dark). To be a great sat diver, you need quick wit, patience, and a knack for problem solving.
After 15 years as a diver, I retired and began renovating and flipping homes. This is when I realized I had a real passion for real estate – so it became a career.
When working with my clients, there are times that quick wit and problem solving can save them thousands. My superpower is that I never get frazzled by an obstacle. I think swiftly and proficiently when I work, which can make all the difference in the overall ROI or asset liquidity my clients demand.