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So you have some questions about what our property management services can do for your rental property? We’d be worried if you didn’t. Here at Rhino Property Management of Utah, we are happy to help answer any questions you may have. Our free information packet will answer lots of them, but here are some of the more common ones we hear. If your question isn’t on the list, feel free to call, or email or chat with us and we will get back to you within 12 hours.
How much can I rent my property for?
It depends on current market value and comparable nearby rentals. Request a free rental analysis and we’ll give you a specific, data-backed estimate for your property.
How will I be paid as the landlord?
After collecting rent from tenants, we use direct deposit or a check to send your payments on the 15th of each month.
How long will my property be vacant?
The average vacancy for our properties is two weeks between tenants.
How much do property repairs cost me?
Whether the work is performed by bonded and insured partners or our in-house maintenance employees, you are only charged for parts and labor. No additional fees are tacked on.
How do you ensure my landscaping stays nice?
We do quarterly drive-by inspections, move-in, and move-out inspections.
How do you ensure my landscaping stays nice?
Lawn care is included in our services, so we’ll monitor the condition of your yard and hire out weekly mowing.
How often do you check up on my rental property?
Lawn care is included in our services, so we’ll monitor the condition of your yard and hire out weekly mowing.
What happens when tenants pay the rent late?
We charge late fees for unpaid rent, and we start the eviction process when necessary.
What does a property manager do?
Rhino property managers fulfill the following roles and perform the following duties:
- Agent for the property owner (landlord)
- Prepare rental properties
- Inspect properties before, during, and after a lease term
- Advertise open properties
- Make properties available for prospective tenants to tour
- Receive and screen applications
- Manage lease signings and lease renewals including applicable documentation
- Ensure routine property maintenance
- Manage financial components
- Manage administrative components
- For apartments, provide on-site leasing, maintenance, and management services
- Track all correspondence in the property management system
- Provide rental Property Management Software
- Communicate with both owners and tenants
- Coordinate utility payments
When can I talk with my property manager?
A property owner will always have direct access to Rhino Property Management for inquiries or concerns. We likewise reach out to property owners with important updates regarding the tenancy. Property owners can establish with the property manager how they would like to be connected, for what purposes, and how frequently.