Property Inspection Services in Utah from Rhino Property Management
We know how important it is to ensure your rental property stays in good shape for years to come. That’s why Rhino Property Management aims to reduce the wear and tear on every property we manage by offering regularly scheduled inspections as part of our services.
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Benefits of Rental Property Inspections
Routine inspections are a benefit to tenants, management, and property owners.
Tenants
Thanks to scheduled visits from management, tenants can feel comfortable knowing that their property managers care about the conditions of their living quarters and are ready and able to provide support if any troubles arise.
Managers
Managers who are aware of potential maintenance needs with the property can monitor and perform repairs or cleaning as necessary to prevent more expensive problems from developing. Being informed means managers can determine if the costs fall on the tenants or the property owner.
Owners
Property owners can feel secure in knowing that their managers are keeping tenants satisfied and making sure the property stays in great condition. This reduces overhead costs, especially at turnover time when it’s time to prepare a property for a new renter.
The Importance of Inspections
When all aspects of property maintenance are clearly defined at the time a lease agreement is signed, everyone feels more comfortable addressing any issues that come up with the property over time.
We ensure property owners and tenants are aware of the different type of periodic inspections we provide:
Move-In Inspection (prior to a new tenant taking residence)
Scheduled Inspection (interior and exterior walk-through)
Drive-By Inspection (exterior inspection only)
Move-Out Inspection (after a tenant has vacated)
Failure to have exacting standards for documentation in this area can result in gray areas, which can potentially turn into expensive legal issues, battling out who’s responsible for damages incurred onsite. Rhino Property Management in Utah performs thorough property inspections that will ensure our managers and the property owners we represent are absolved from any responsibilities that are determined to be that of the tenants occupying a property.
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Rhino Properties Inspections
Our comprehensive property inspections include:
Photo documentation both inside and outside the property
This allows us to not only know pre-existing damage, but to also protect both the tenant and property owner from problems in the future.
Making note of replaceable fixtures that are broken
Our tenant’s safety and security are both of utmost importance to us and with broken windows and lights, it could present a safety issue in addition to cosmetic problems. We look for these problems to ensure our tenants and property owners are well taken care of and have the best properties available.
Regular furnace filter checks
A clean filter ensures the furnace is running efficiently and that you don’t void any prior warranties.
Smoke alarm inspections and maintenance
To comply with laws, codes, and regulations for rental properties, Rhino Property Management ensures all smoke alarms and carbon monoxide detectors are up-to-date and fully functional.
Checking for potential water damage areas (sinks, faucets, bathtub, etc)
- Water damage is a costly expense and one to avoid at all costs. We check these potential problem areas to stop the leak before it becomes a problem that can ruin cabinets, flooring, and ceilings, creating a bigger problem than necessary.
Yard and external property inspections
If your property has any sort of patio, sheds or other outdoor property, we will ensure that it is in tip-top shape as well. We will check for potential problems with the exterior of the home and landscaping to save you money in the long run.
Contact Us
Whether this is your first property or tenth, we are here to answer all of your questions. Don’t hesitate to reach out to us and ask. Contact one of our qualified team members to get your property set up with Rhino today.
AREAS WE OFFER PROPERTY MANAGEMENT IN UTAH
Rhino Property Management’s offices are located in Murray, Utah, and we serve the following areas:
- Ogden
- North Salt Lake
- West Valley
- Kearns
- Bluffdale
- Lehi
- Syracuse
- South Salt Lake
- Murray
- South Jordan
- Kamas
- Fillmore
- West Ogden
- Salt Lake City
- Holladay
- Taylorsville
- Draper
- Saratoga Springs
- Bountiful
- Millcreek
- Cottonwood Heights
- Riverton
- Eagle Mountain
If you’re not sure we service your geographical location, get in touch with us today.
If you’d like to know how we can help you advertise today, or have any questions at all about property advertising, feel free to email us at info@rhinopropertymanagement.com or call us at 801-810-6612. We’re happy to answer any and all questions you might have.
Frequently Asked Questions
The current market value will determine how much we can rent your property for. Comparisons to other properties impact monthly rent, so the lease amount will reflect several market factors. Fill out our rental analysis form to get a better idea of what your property’s rent could look like.
After collecting rent from tenants, we use direct deposit or a check to send your payments on the 15th of each month.
The average vacancy for our properties is two weeks between tenants.
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.
Lawn care is included in our services, so we’ll monitor the condition of your yard and hire out weekly mowing.
We do quarterly drive-by inspections, as well as move-in and move-out inspections.
We charge late fees for unpaid rent. We’ll also start the eviction process if it ever becomes necessary.
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
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 contacted, for what purposes, and how frequently.