Pricing
Let The DeSelms Property Management manage your rental property. We offer a full range of property management services tailored to you as an investor, homeowner, or landlord. We have an extensive portfolio with over 100 single family homes, townhouses, condos, and apartments in the area.
Our fee for leasing services is a one time charge per tenancy and covers all of the above. It is deducted from the first month's rent collected. No fees are charged upfront.
| DeSelms Property Management Plans | ||
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| Residential Plans | ||
| Single Property | 2-5 Doors | 6+ Doors |
| Management Fee is 10% of rental income | Management Fee is 9% of rental income | Management Fee is 8% of rental income |
| All properties are subject to leasing fees which varies depending on the location and condition of the property and the scope of work it will take to make it “rent ready.” Leasing fees normally range between 50-100% of the first month’s rent. | ||
| Commercial Plans | ||
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Vary due to building type, size, use, location, and condition. Contact office to schedule site visit for free quote. |
Vary due to building type, size, use, location, and condition. Contact office to schedule site visit for free quote.
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Leasing includes:
- Prepare the property for rent.
- Determine the fair market value.
- Market property.
- Receive inquiries about the property.
- Prescreen potential tenants.
- Show the property.
- Showing property
- Receiving applications
- Verifying applicant income
- Completing applicant background checks (credit score, criminal reports, eviction history and more)
- Approving & Denying tenants
- Drafting and executing lease agreement and addendums
- Accepting deposits to hold
- Transfer utilities
- Verifying adequate renters insurance
- Completing move in inspection
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Asset Management includes:
- Ensuring tenants comply with the lease
- Receive maintenance requests
- Managing vendors to get work completed
- Receiving monthly rent
- Bookkeeping
- Running monthly reports for owners
- Paying owner
- Dealing with late rent and legal matters
- Evicting bad tenants
- Renewing leases and increasing rent when appropriate
- Move out inspections
- Repairs / Renovations after tenant moved out
- Return tenant security deposit
