Nervous about the selling process? Don’t be. Whether you're getting ready to sell, considering it, or just looking for some answers, we're here to help. It’s what we love to do!
Large or small, condo or mansion, fixer-uppers, investing, don't go at it alone. Purchasing a property is one of the biggest financial decisions you could make. Allow us to help and guide you through the complex process.
Owning your own property should be as stress-free as possible. Whether you own one or multiple properties, allow us to handle your vacancies, tenant screening, rent collections, repairs, maintenance, lease & accounting.
We go beyond the standard tenant screening to protect your investment. As part of our screening process we check credit, criminal background, sex predator search, eviction, employment and rental history.
No one wants to deal with repairs and/or maintenance calls at 2 o'clock in the morning. As part of management we handle tenant complaints, repairs and maintenance issues for you so you can rest assure knowing your property is in good hands.
As part of our service we provide our owners with copies of paid receipts, detailed monthly statement and direct deposit the owner's rental income. At the end of the year we provide all our owners year end statements and Form 1099 to make tax time a breeze.
Our marketing professionals not only use high end cameras & drone photography to capture beautiful photos but they also assist in staging or virtually staging the property to maximize appeal to potential tenants.
We handle and collect rent payments on behalf of our owners on the first of the month. If the tenant fails to pay on time, we handle serving proper notices & assist with filing evictions if deemed necessary.
The purpose of a move-in and move-out inspection is to assess the condition of the rental property when the tenants vacates the property. The information is compared to the basis for security deposit deductions.
A short sale is a transaction in which the lender, or lenders, agree to accept less than the mortgage amount owed by the current homeowner. In some cases, the difference is forgiven by the lender, and in others the homeowner must make arrangements with the lender to settle the remainder of the debt.
Foreclosure is the process a mortgage lender or servicer uses to take possession of a home when a borrower stops making payments. When a home is foreclosed on, it's sold at an auction. Lenders will generally start foreclosure proceedings between three and six months after your first missed payment.
If you're not able to make your monthly mortgage payments, you have a few options that can keep you from losing your home to foreclosure and taking a big hit to your credit. Some of the options listed here allow you to remain in your home, while others require you to sell or give up your home. Which of these is right for you depends on the nature of your situation.