How It Works

Completing all marketing, tenant screening, negotiations, lease preparation, administration, and compliance

Performing routine and emergency maintenance, managing property improvements, coordinating with vendors, budgeting, ensuring compliance, and maintaining accurate records

Handling tenant communication, rent collection, lease enforcement, lease renewals and terminations, conflict resolution

Overseeing move-out inspections, determines security deposit deductions, resolves disputes, processes refunds, ensures legal compliance, and maintains accurate records related to security deposit handling

Completing general repairs, cleaning, renovations, move-in coordination, and budget management to ensure a seamless transition between tenants and maintain property value

The life cycle of a single-family investment home begins with leasing, where the property is marketed to attract well-qualified prospective tenants, applications are processed, and lease agreements are signed. Once leased, the tenant management phase commences, involving ongoing communication with tenants, rent collection, and addressing any concerns or maintenance requests promptly. Maintenance and repairs are crucial throughout the tenancy, ensuring the property remains in good condition and addressing any issues that arise. Eventually, as tenants vacate, the disposition specialist oversees move-out inspections, determines security deposit deductions, resolves disputes, and processes refunds. The unit turn department then coordinates repairs and cleaning while managing documentation and budgeting. This comprehensive life cycle helps keep your property well-maintained, profitable, and attractive to prospective tenants throughout its investment tenure.

Timely payment of annual real estate property taxes

Selecting and maintaining appropriate insurance

Timely payment for properties that are partially debt financed