Most investors contact us by way of e-mail first. Our initial response to you will include several documents, one of which lists our fees. Many of our competitors spread their fees across several pages of their agreement, making it difficult to understand what you will actually be paying them. Our agreement has all fees outlined in one paragraph.
Next, you will need to speak with one of our agents to discuss your property. We can ascertain many things about a property and location remotely while we speak with you thanks to the internet to look up public data, maps, and satellite photos.
During that call, we will set an appointment for one of our staff to inspect your property before we can sign you on. We do this for several reasons. The primary reason is to verify condition and to be able to address any habitability or marketing condition issues.
State law requires that a written agreement must be signed and in place prior to our taking over leasing and management of your property. So the next step will be completing and have all investors of record (on the warranty deed) sign the Exclusive Leasing & Management Agreement.
Getting your property listed can happen as soon as the same day we visit the property. We will take the photos; get it listed on the internet and have it active on the market as soon as practically possible.
For our investors that are out of state, we can handle all of this without your making a special trip. As much as we like to put a face with a name, many of our clients have dealt with us long distance exclusively. As long as we have access to the property, we can take it all from there.
