Property,
managed on the record.
VAW PROPERTIES LLC manages residential, commercial and resort real estate from Columbus, Ohio — property management, appraisal, escrow, fiduciary, listing and asset-management services.
Four books,
one ledger.
Every property task the company performs sits under one of four recorded functions.
Residential property management
Apartment buildings, condominiums, co-ops, vacation and resort properties — the day-to-day management of homes people live in.
Book · CommercialCommercial property management
Office, retail and nonresidential buildings, commercial condominiums — managed to the owner's standard and the tenant's lease.
Book · AppraisalAppraisal & valuation
Real estate appraisal services and appraisers' offices — written opinions of value for purchase, financing, tax and estate purposes.
Book · EscrowEscrow, fiduciary & listing
Escrow agencies and agents, fiduciary services, real estate listing, asset management, landman and consulting services.
What the office
puts on record.
VAW PROPERTIES LLC manages property — it doesn't just hold keys and collect rent. The management relationship is documented: the management agreement, the owner's instructions, the reserve thresholds, the reporting cadence — all written, all filed.
The Columbus office runs four books under one standard: residential and commercial property management, appraisal, and escrow-fiduciary services including listing, asset management and landman work. Every property has a named manager and a documented file.
The business rewards discipline over glamour. What we don't do is as deliberate as what we do — no speculative brokering, no deals we can't document, no property without a written management plan.
"A managed property isn't a building — it's an obligation the owner signed over. The office's job is to discharge it."
VAW Properties · Office ruleCovenants of
the office.
Three commitments entered in every management file.
Written management agreement
Every property is managed under a signed agreement — scope, fees, thresholds and reporting terms before the first dollar moves.
Named manager, one file
A named property manager runs each property — the owner reaches the person who knows the building, not a queue.
Accounts kept separate
Property funds held in trust accounts, reported separately — the owner's money is never the office's money.
The property,
placed on file.
Address, type and the owner's instruction — the office responds with a management proposal.
Place a property