TrueDoor Property Management - Huntington Beach
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15234 Transistor Ln, Huntington Beach, CA 92649
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Happens at the Initial Property Visit?
We'll meet with you to learn about your property, take advertising pictures, give you an assessment of any rent-ready maintenance you might need, and gather information to market your property (if you're not available to meet, we'll arrange the visit without you). Please note, the following: Keys: Please provide: 4 copies of entry keys and 2 copies of any other necessary keys (mail, pool, gate, etc. 2 garage remotes and/or 2 gate openers (if applicable)
How do I get my property on the market?
After the initial visit, your Property Manager will do a market analysis and provide you with rental "comps" to help you set a price. Also, you'll have to decide on the first possible tenant move-in date. Please note the following: Price: The monthly rental rate is the most important component in the leasing of your property. If the property is overpriced, the requests for showings will be low. Just like home prices, rental rates are never fixed and move with market conditions. Property Condition: The second most important component in the leasing of your property is the overall condition of the home. Having your property in market condition will maximize the rental price and minimize the length of time on the market. All parts of the home should function properly, including appliances, furnace/ac, windows/screens, doors/locks, etc. The property should be very clean. A fresh coat of paint and new or clean carpet can greatly improve the look of the property. Utilities: Please keep the utilities turned on in your name when the property is vacant. We'll make sure that any tenant-responsible utilities are transferred to the tenant at move-in. Communication: While your property is on the market, we'll arrange the showing and communicate with potential tenants. The Property Manager will give you weekly updates and is available to answer your questions. We want to make sure your communication needs are met so please let us know if you need more than a once a week update. Don't hesitate to give us a call!
How is TrueDoor Organized?
We are organized to address the different needs of your property: The Property Management Team includes the following positions: Your Senior Property Manager your main point of contact, the property manager who is the main point of contact for the tenant or resident, and the Maintenance Coordinator who coordinates maintenance between the property owner, tenant, and vendor. The Senior Property manager and their assistant property manager primarily focus on advertising, showings, qualifying prospective tenants, lease signing, and arranging the move-in. After the tenant is secured, your property manager team will manage the maintenance coordination, enforcement of the leases, lease violations, coordination of move outs, etc. The Office & Accounting Department takes care of rent collection, paying property bills, lease renewals, accounting, and statements. Our office hours are Monday - Friday, 9am - 5pm. We do arrange showing of vacancies after hours and weekends. We also have a 24/7 maintenance hotline where tenants can talk to a live person for maintenance emergencies. We politely ask that you contact us during office hours for all your needs. We love to serve our customers.
How do you price my rental?
We will pull rental comparables of recently rented properties and suggest a market rental price and together we will decide on a price for your property. We want to price the rental as high as possible while still driving enough traffic to get enough showings to fill the vacancy. Finding that balance or sweet spot is what we do. Please note that the best renters get the lowest prices and the worst renters get the highest prices (when people have poor credit they end up renting from desperate landlords that are overpriced and have been on the market for a long time with little or no prospects; so the desperate end up with the desperate and the dysfunctionality ensues). The lower the price the higher the traffic, the more traffic the more applications, the more applications the more renters to choose from. And if you have more renters to choose from the more likely it is that you will get a quality tenant that meets all our criteria. We need to be careful of starting with too high of price because if the price is too high this will delay finding a renter and give you less applications to choose from.
How long does it take to lease my property?
If the property has a market price and is in showing condition, we typically get a signed lease in less than 21 days.