Real Property Management Hometown - Central Arkansas

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Property Management CompanyReal Estate Services

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Real Property Management Hometown - Central Arkansas
1210 Hot Springs Hwy., Benton, AR
72019, United States

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Frequently Asked Questions About Real Property Management Hometown - Central Arkansas

How long does it take to rent a property?

The leasing process has many variables including time of year, local inventory, condition, and asking price. When the home sparkles and is move-in ready, it will make a great first impression and generate preferred renters. In most cases, we can find a qualified applicant and fill vacancies within 2-3 weeks. As we get feedback from potential tenants that have viewed, we will put together a weekly leasing report and send it to your email. If we are receiving negative feedback due to issues found in the home or the rental price, we will schedule a phone call and recommend what needs to be done in order to rent your property.

How do you handle repairs?

For tenant-occupied homes, tenants submit a maintenance request via their online tenant portal or our 24 hr maintenance hotline. Our portal allows tenants to submit a work order request by providing a description of the issue as well as uploading photos of the issue, when appropriate. When a request comes in, we assess it and see if it needs immediate dispatch or if we can proactively troubleshoot the issue with the tenant. There are many common repair requests our team is trained on how to troubleshoot. If the issue needs to be fixed, and can not be resolved by our team troubleshooting the issue, we assign the work order to one of our preferred vendors. We utilize third-party vendors/independent contractors for all work. We make sure the cost of the repair is fair and that the work was completed satisfactorily. The management agreement allows us to approve any repair under $300, without having to bother our clients for their final approval. Larger repairs over $300 require owner approval, so we will contact the client in those cases. Exceptions to the $300 approval rule include emergency maintenance and habitability issues. If we have to act quickly to protect persons or property we will do so, to protect our owner’s best interest.