Owner FAQs
Answers to your frequently asked questions
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What services do you offer as a property management company?
We provide full-service property management, including property marketing, tenant screening, lease preparation, rent collection, maintenance coordination, inspections, and detailed financial reporting. Whether you own a single rental or a portfolio of properties, our services are tailored to meet your specific needs and investment goals. -
How do you screen potential tenants?
Our goal is to place the right tenant—not just the fastest one. Our comprehensive screening process goes well beyond a basic credit check and includes credit reports, employment and income verification, debt-to-income analysis, eviction history, national criminal background screening, and references from previous landlords. This thorough approach helps ensure reliable, long-term tenants who pay on time and take care of the property. -
How do you handle property maintenance and repairs?
Protecting your investment and keeping tenants satisfied is a top priority. Tenants submit maintenance requests through a secure online portal available 24/7. We coordinate promptly with trusted vendors to address issues efficiently and professionally. All maintenance expenses are clearly documented, with vendor invoices and receipts included in your monthly Owner Statement and available anytime through your Owner Portal.
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Am I required to accept Section 8 tenants?
Property owners are not required to accept Section 8 tenants unless mandated by local or state law. We recommend confirming any applicable regulations in your specific area. -
Are you licensed?
Yes. We are a licensed real estate firm through the North Carolina Real Estate Commission and operate in compliance with all applicable laws, regulations, and industry standards. -
Can I reach you after hours?
Yes. We provide emergency contact support for urgent situations outside of normal business hours. Non-emergency matters are handled during regular office hours. -
Can rental proceeds be deposited directly into my bank account?
Yes. We offer ACH direct deposit for owner disbursements to ensure timely and secure payment of rental income. -
Do I get to review or sign the lease?
Yes. Owners may review the lease prior to execution. As your property manager, we handle lease signing on your behalf unless you request otherwise. -
Do you sell real estate as well?
Some property management companies also offer real estate sales services. If you are interested in buying or selling, we’re happy to discuss available options. -
How and when do I receive my owner payments?
Owner disbursements are processed on a regular schedule after rent is collected and expenses are accounted for. Payments are typically made via direct deposit or check. -
How is rent collection handled?
We offer multiple rent payment options, including online payments, to make the process easy and efficient. Late payments are addressed promptly and handled in accordance with the lease terms and applicable laws. -
What lease term do you typically use?
Lease terms vary based on market conditions and owner preferences. One-year leases are common, though other term options may be available upon request. -
How much security deposit do you charge tenants?
Security deposit amounts are set in accordance with market standards and legal requirements. The specific amount may vary based on rent level and tenant qualifications. -
How soon can you start managing my property?
We can begin management as soon as the management agreement is executed and the property is ready for leasing. -
What type of properties do you manage?
We manage a wide range of properties, including single-family homes, multi-family units and commercial properties. -
What reports do owners receive, and how often?
Owners receive detailed monthly financial statements outlining rent collection, expenses, and activity. Additional reports are available upon request. -
Who holds the tenant’s security deposit?
Security deposits are held in accordance with local and state regulations in a designated trust or escrow account as required by law.

