A. Contact the Management One Property Management Broker/Agent and they will set an appointment with you to go over all of their services from finding the property, showing you the best areas to buy in, making the offer, setting up your financing, taking it through escrow and then pre-leasing the property at the end of escrow.
A. If you own over 10 properties, you will need to find alternative financing sources, (e.g. seller financing) as most conventional lenders today will not lend to investors who own more than 10 properties.
A. Management One has a number of pre-screened, pre-qualified contractors and repairmen that will not only do the work, but will give you an itemized breakdown of those repairs with fixed prices before they begin work on the property.
A. Management One, with our experience in making thousands of houses rent-ready, will be able to guide and advise you exactly where to invest your dollars to get the most “bang for your buck” so that your new investment will help your property rent as quickly as possible for the best possible price.
Yes, renters’ insurance is required to rent any property with Management One. You will need to provide proof of insurance before receiving the keys to the property. We require a $300,000 liability policy with Management One named as an additional insured, and four months of loss of use.
You will turn in a 30-day Notice to Vacate form to Management One. You can download one here or you can drop off a letter to the office. All adults listed on the lease must sign the notice to vacate.
Contact the office at 951-735-2000 to speak with a leasing agent. The roommate will need to qualify on their own, or bring in another roommate. If they bring in another roommate, they will need to apply to be added to the lease. The security deposit will be handled between you and your roommate. You will need to fill out a form to be removed from the lease. There is an administration fee of $100 for processing the change in addition to the application fee.