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What do rental property managers in Seminary Heights do?

If this is your first-time looking at hiring a property management company, you may want to know more about what exactly rental property management companies do.  If this free reference doesn't answer all your questions, we're always eager to provide more information.

Collect Rents

Nesbitt Realty deposits funds from rent into an escrow account and from that account we disburse funds to pay bills, income to the landlord and fees to the property manager.

Keep Records

Nesbitt Realty keeps a record of all income and receipts. We send monthly statements to the property owner and at the end of the year we prepare a 1099 tax document and an annual statement for tax preparation. These records are also available electronically if you prefer.

Deal with the Association

When necessary, we deal with HOA/COA. If your renter has violated homeowner's association (or condo association) covenants, we give official notice to your renter and take steps to put the renter in compliance.  We keep you apprised of notices and necessary actions.

Legal Compliance

Nesbitt Realty ensures that your rental property complies with state laws, local Seminary Heights ordinances, licensing requirements, association rules, Fair Housing laws, insurance requirements, IRS requirements.

Manage Maintenance

Nesbitt Realty manages and dispatches maintenance personnel when required. We aim to have work done in a timely fashion at a price and quality acceptable to the landlord.

Inspections

Nesbitt Realty inspects the property at the time of move-in at the time of move-out and from time-to-time while the tenant is occupying the property.

Provide a Level of Separation

This is the one duty that no landlord can perform. A level of separation ensures professionalism is always maintained and personal feelings do not enter into the equation. Nesbitt Realty manages tenant relations including maintenance requests, late fee notices. We deal with a laundry list of tenant problems:

  • unauthorized guests, unauthorized pets,
  • parking issues,
  • tenant cleanliness,
  • noise violations,
  • neighbor complaints, etc.

If necessary, we manage the process of prosecuting actions to evict Tenants.

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Seminary Heights Rental Management Resources

Basics

Basic information regarding rental managment in Seminary Heights.

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Getting Started

Learn more about getting started with rental property management

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Find A Tenant

List your property to rent to find a dependable tenant in Seminary Heights fast.

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Accounting

How does Nesbitt Realty keep track of income and expenses for real estate investors?

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Cost

A list of fees associated with rental management in Seminary Heights

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Vetting

How Nesbitt Realty checks the backgrounds of renters for landlords.

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Reserves

What is a contingency reserve account?

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Territory

Where does Nesbitt Realty manage property?

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Clients

Who uses Nesbitt Realty management services?

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Contact

Call (703)765-0300 to speak to a property manager now.

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Nesbitt Realty's Guide to Real Estate is a free tool for anyone who needs to learn more about Seminary Heights and surrounding communities.  The Guide to Real Estate includes information about what has sold and what is for sale, as well as a few surprising facts that you might not know.  Not to mention, our Guide features many of the benefits of residing in Seminary Heights.  As a matter of course, most of this is useful for purchasers and sellers, but real estate investors and tenants will also find the facts to be very edifying.

More Information

If you've never employed a property manager in Seminary Heights before, you may want to understand as much as possible about the process and what property managers actually do. Feel free to call and chat about specific questions.

Money in general does not flow from the landlord to the property manager. Money flows from the tenant to the property manager to the landlord.  Fees and commissions are withheld from collected rents. The next step is to learn a little more about what differentiates us from other property managers.