Owner FAQs

No

Yes, in North Carolina you must be a licensed real estate agent in order to manage properties for others

Yes, you would call our normal number then follow the prompts

Yes we can, That is your option

We normally sign the lease but can provide a copy if you would like.

Yes we do. As stated under “Are you licensed?” in North Carolina you must be a licensed real estate agent in order to manage properties for others

You can have your money directly deposited or we can write you a check and mail it. Once we have received the rent and paid all obligations we will disperse the funds to you.

Generally that is up to the tenant. We have several options. They can mail the rent in, bring it to the office or they can use the tenants portal to pay electronically.

Our policy is to charge a month and a half deposit. The exception is if all tenants on the lease have a 700+ credit score. Then we charge one month's rent.

Once we inspect your property and you agree to work with us then we will sign a management agreement. The management is required before we can start. We are ready to go after signing.

We primarily manage single family homes, townhomes and condos. However, we will manage other properties on a case by case basis including commercial.

You will get a statement every month that gives you complete break down of all incoming and outgoing money. Other reports are available if requested.

Security deposits must be held in an escrow or trust account. We have a trust account to hold all deposits.