Commercial property management is basically free. It sounds unrealistic. But in many commercial leases, it actually can be. In this episode, Aviva Sonenreich explains why professional commercial property management often costs landlords nothing — because in many triple-net (NNN) leases, tenants pay the management fee as part of the operating expenses. Yet many commercial property owners still choose to self-manage. Over time, that decision can quietly reduce the value of the asset. Professional property management isn’t just about collecting rent or paying invoices — it’s about protecting the property’s long-term income and value. In this episode, you'll learn: Why commercial property management often costs landlords nothing in NNN leases How management fees are typically incorporated into operating expenses Why professional property managers help protect a building’s net operating income (NOI) The hidden risks of self-managing commercial real estate Why sophisticated property owners treat property management as an asset preservation strategy How property managers act as a professional buffer between landlords and tenants If you own commercial property and want to protect its long-term value, this is an important concept to understand.