Move-in
Documents the condition of the home before the resident moves in. This is the baseline everything else is measured against.
Owner Reporting & Inspections
Statements tell you how the property is performing. Inspections tell you how it is being treated. You get both, without having to chase anyone for updates.
Owner portalSample
- October owner statementReady
- Work order: kitchen sink leakCompleted
- Renewal inspection, 48 photosPosted
- Market rent reviewPosted
- Lease renewalSigned
What's in Your Owner Portal
You shouldn't have to call your property manager to find out what's going on with your rental. Everything is in one place, available 24/7:
- Monthly income and expense statements
- Maintenance requests and work-order history
- Inspection reports with photos
- Leases and resident documents
- Property records and financial activity
- Updates and messages from our team
The goal isn't more information for its own sake. It's the information you need to make good decisions about the asset.
Inspections That Show How Your Home Is Being Treated
Statements show how the property is performing. Inspections show the condition behind the numbers. Each one is documented with photos and posted to your portal.
Renewal
A detailed inspection before each renewal, plus a market rent review. It shows how the property is being cared for. Included in the $495 renewal fee.
Move-out
Compared against the move-in report so damage beyond normal wear is documented and supported.
Preventative
Optional $159 visits, spring and fall or quarterly. Wet areas, AC filter and drain line, and tenant or pet damage flagged early.
What We Look At
Each inspection covers the areas where problems tend to start. Coverage varies by inspection type.
- Exterior and grounds
- Interior condition
- Plumbing and visible leaks
- Wet areas and drainage
- AC filter and drain line
- Smoke detectors and safety
- Caulking and moisture
- Follow-up items
Make Renewal Decisions With Facts
On-time rent doesn't tell you how a home is being treated. Before every renewal, you'll see the inspection photos and where rent sits against the current market, along with our recommendation.
Your options at renewal
- Renew as is
- Renew with a rent adjustment
- Renew with required resident repairs
- Don't renew, and prep for the next resident
Get Your Free Rental Analysis
Find out what your property should rent for and what it would cost to have us manage it.