Welcome to Judy Muselman Properties!
Our mission is to help you handle your property investments every step of the way. We are a full-service property management company that provides management services for apartment complexes, single-family homes, condominiums, and townhouses. We provide these services to many people throughout the Lake Havasu area. Whether you already own your investment property or are in the process of obtaining it, we are ready to help you manage whenever you are.
Our team of professionals offers over 15 years of experience in the property management field. We help make managing your rentals hassle-free, so you can spend your time doing other things. Our goal is to help you get the most return on your investment. If you are looking for hassle free full service property management for your investment property, contact us today!
WE OFFER:
- Complete property management services, handling everything for the institutional investor, individual property owner, and single investor.
- Expertise and experience by our team of professionals. They work to provide ongoing communication regarding tenants, acquisitions, and exits.
- A cost-effective approach to handling repairs and turnovers through the use of an in-house maintenance team.
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT:
At Judy Muselman Properties Property Management, our team of managers has your best interest in mind. We are experts in management and knowing the local market. Our clients enjoy higher than average rental incomes, low vacancy rates, maintenance as needed, and a hassle-free approach. In addition, we want you to have the best information at your fingertips regarding the market, so we keep you aware of any changes in the market.
LOOKING FOR A RENTAL HOME?
We can help! At Judy Muselman Properties Property Management, we have a great selection of rental homes throughout the most desired areas of Lake Havasu City! No matter what type of rental property you are in need of, we can help you find it. We have many rental units available, with something to fit every desired location and budget. Contact us today!
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Judy Muselman Properties, Lake Havasu City, Arizona, home of the London Bridge can provide you with a wonderful boating, fishing, golf vacation. While making the desert your winter/summer home you can enjoy 45 miles of shoreline within the city limits and we offer public beaches, camping and swimming areas. An indoor Aquatic Center features a wave pool, water slide, therapeutic spa and beach entry pool along with water aerobic class.
Day trips from Lake Havasu City to Grand Canyon, Mexico, Laughlin/Las Vegas for gambling. Hoover Dam or Phoenix/Scottsdale area for good old-fashioned Baseball Games.
Rotary Park has a 1.7 walking/jogging path, beach volleyball, plenty of picnic areas complete w/grills, playgrounds and skate park and even bocce ball.
The Main Street is always open with restaurants, Classic Car Days, Winter visitor days and Grace Arts PLayhouse featuring entertainment and talent to please all ages. Special events include Michigan, Illinois , Wisconsin, Minnesota, So/No Dakota, Colarado, etc days to meet and greet friends and neighbors from your area.
New shopping mall north of the City entices ladies for a day of movies, shopping, and lunch while Dad plays golf or goes fishing.
Lake Havasu grows on you and our rental properties will provide you with a home-like atmosphere. You will look forward to returning for another visit.
We want your business and hope that you will join us for your winter/summer home away from home. Join us for a Winter/Summer of a lifetime. We look forward to meeting you.
Should you want to become a "Lake Havasuvian", we can help you find home ownership, a pleasant experience.
Commonly known as "The World's Largest Antique" the London Bridge was purchased by Robert McCulloch, the founder of Lake Havasu City, in 1968 from the city of London and moved 10,000 miles to Arizona. The bridge was built on land over sandmounds and took 3 years to rebuild. A one-mile channel was dredged under the bridge and water was diverted from the lake through the Bridgewater Channel. If you look closely, you'll see the numbered blocks used to put the giant puzzle back together again.
