PROPERTY MANAGEMENT MADE EASY

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We handle everything from advertising your property to selecting and placing high-quality tenants. Our thorough screening process includes comprehensive credit, criminal, and eviction history checks for all prospective tenants.

Once your property is leased, we provide complete property management services. This includes:

• Regular reporting is accessible through your dedicated owner portal.

• Efficient rent collection

• Timely payment of rent collected to your bank account

• Timely payment of city taxes

• Prompt response to all maintenance requests.

• Manage all tenant communications and, when necessary, eviction proceedings.

Fix & Flip

Forget "location, location, location" as the only rule. In Philly, a property's interior quality and finishes can drastically alter its value, even block by block.

We don't just look at the neighborhood. When we advise you on property investments, we uncover hidden issues and strategically plan renovations to maximize your resale value. All this is done by a licensed contractor according to local regulations and laws, ensuring a profitable flip.

Dealing with evictions and lockouts in Philadelphia can be a bit of a maze for landlords. Unfortunately, every property investment landlord at one point must go through, it’s a tricky business where the Landlord-Tenant Court often leans in favor of the tenant.

That's why a proper rental process from the very beginning is crucial. Even before a tenant moves in, it's wise to consider how evictions and lockouts are handled. This proactive approach can save you a lot of headaches down the line.

 We've got your back. We're partnered with one of Philadelphia's strongest and most specialized law firms. This collaboration offers a real ease of mind for both landlords and our management company.

Managing Utility and Tax Expenses for Rental Properties

Utilities and certain tax bills are recurrent expenses that, if not managed carefully, can lead to unexpected and unwanted costs like fines and interest. Here's a breakdown of how these expenses typically work for rental properties:

• Electric Utility Accounts: These accounts are usually transferred to the tenant's name or become their direct responsibility.

• Gas Bills: These often require registration under a "Landlord Corporation Protection" (LCP) program, meaning the landlord may still have some oversight or responsibility for the account.

• Water Bills: These are arguably the most critical in terms of safeguarding your investment's revenue. Water bills always follow the property deed, making it the investor's responsibility to ensure they're paid on time, regardless of tenant agreements. Unpaid water bills can result in liens on your property, jeopardizing your investment.