For Owners & Investors
Hand it off without losing sight of it.
Know who occupies your property, what income has been collected, what has been spent and which decisions need your approval.
Request a proposalWhat you get.
Clear monthly statements
Monthly statements showing income and expenses, with year-end summaries for your accountant.
Spending limits you set
Routine maintenance is handled inside a pre-agreed authority. Anything above it comes to you with a quote and a recommendation, before the work.
Screening you can see
Applicants are assessed against consistent criteria: credit, income, references and prior landlord. You see the shortlist and make the final call.
Market-informed rent advice
Asking-rent recommendations use current comparable properties and explain the balance between price, condition and likely leasing demand.
One designated contact
Your contact is involved from the property review and proposal through leasing, maintenance and reporting.
Construction input when needed
Where a larger repair or improvement needs construction input, we can discuss a scope with Coast Street Construction. Its role, pricing and appointment are agreed with you.
Who this is for.
Condo and house owners
One unit, or a few. You want rent collected on time, the tenancy handled properly, and a statement that makes sense, without being the first call for every issue.
Out-of-town and overseas owners
Local coordination for inspections, move-ins and maintenance, with updates that keep you informed wherever you are.
Small commercial building owners
Retail, office or light-industrial with a handful of tenants. Leases to administer, operating costs to recover, a building to maintain, and vacancies to lease to suitable tenants.
Investors building a portfolio
Consistent reporting across your properties, tenancy reviews raised in advance, and a management scope that can develop with your portfolio.
Request A Proposal
Tell us about your property.
Tell us about the property, its current tenancy and the support you need. We'll discuss the scope and next steps, then provide a written proposal.