- Coordinating repair and maintenance items

- Addressing tenant concerns/issues

- Acting as the tenants’ point of contact

- Collecting rents, paying property expenses and providing the owner with the net amount monthly

- Providing the owner with monthly reports itemizing rental proceeds and expenses

- Providing the owner with a 1099 for tax purposes annually

- Holding tenant deposits in escrow, deducting cleaning/damage expenses, and returning the balance to the tenant at the end of the lease term

- Performing periodic visual inspections and making recommendations with regard to needed repairs/deferred maintenance

- Enforcing the provisions of the Lease Agreement

- Inspecting the property to ensure it is lease-ready and in compliance with state and local codes

- Coordinating any necessary property modifications prior to a tenant's occupancy or during tenant occupancy if necessary and appropriate

- Performing residential leasing services on behalf of the owner in conjunction with providing property management services

- Performing residential leasing services on behalf of owners who prefer to self-manage

- Perform a Comparative Market Analysis to provide pricing recommendations for lease

- Assessing the property to determine any modifications needed for the dwelling to be compliant with state and local laws pertainting to rentals

- Advertising the property for lease on the Multiple Listing Service (MLS)

- Advertising the property for lease both online and in print

- Showing the property and cooperating with other agents who show the property to their clients

- Perform Tenant Screening Services

- Drafting and executing Lease Agreements

- Collecting tenant deposits and rents and holding funds in trust on behalf of the owner