Approach
A 30/60/90 rhythm that turns property problems into owner decisions.
Candice works beside the owner to establish the facts, prioritize the decisions, and make execution visible—owner-side fractional asset management, not default third-party property management. The plan adapts to the asset and the team already in place.
What is true, in writing?
30
30 days
Establish the operating truth
- Performance, collections pressure, and the cash the owner is covering.
- Leasing response, turns, work orders, and vendor exposure.
- Which commitments are real and which are only on a report.
What will the owner decide?
60
60 days
Set the recovery plan
- Owner priorities and the decisions only the owner can make.
- A 30/60/90 plan with a budget and decision cadence.
- A clear view of who will manage, who will vendor, and who will report.
Is the work actually getting done?
90
90 days
Make the rhythm visible
- Weekly review of indicators, commitments, and follow-through.
- Management accountability the owner can inspect.
- Adjustments when execution and the plan diverge.
A plan the owner can inspect
Working materials make the decisions, responsibilities, and follow-through concrete.
- 01
Operating fact sheet
A written view of cash, leasing, turns, work orders, and vendor exposure.
- 02
Owner decision list
The choices that stay with the owner: management fit, spend, and what gets stopped.
- 03
30 / 60 / 90 plan
A sequence the owner can read: facts first, decisions second, a review rhythm third.
- 04
Accountability review
A way to hold third-party managers and vendors to written commitments.
- 05
Review agenda
A repeating meeting shape: indicators, commitments, decisions, and what changed.
Clear roles. Clear accountability.
The owner stays the decision-maker. M Group Method prepares the diagnostic, frames the choices, and keeps the review honest. Third-party managers and vendors keep their roles. We help evaluate them and check whether the work is getting done.
Explore the diagnosticWhat we do
- Name performance, operations, cash pressure, and execution gaps.
- Write owner priorities and a 30/60/90 decision cadence.
- Help judge managers, vendors, and operators already on the asset.
- Review indicators, commitments, and follow-through in a meeting.
What we do not do
- Replace the owner.
- Step in as the third-party property manager by default.
- Promise occupancy, revenue, savings, or a turnaround date.
- Treat a dashboard as a substitute for the review.