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Q: Am I required to make my property available to Section 8?
A: Yes by Washington State Law.
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Q: Are you licensed?
A: Yes - All our Brokers are licensed Washington State Real Estate Brokers.
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Q: Can I reach you after hours?
A: Yes, if an emergency owners may contact our after hours service. Owners may also email us or send a text through our Appfolio portal and we will get back to you asap.
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Q: Can you put the money directly into my account?
A: PSPM provides for electronic monthly owner rental distributions into bank account of your choice.
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Q: Do I get to see the lease or sign it?
A: Lease are available upon owners request otherwise we keep signed leases in the tenant portal. PSPM sign the lease along with the tenant(s) on behalf of the owners as the Broker per signed Management Agreement.
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Q: Do you sell real estate too?
A: Although we are licensed to sell real estate, we currently do not at this time.
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Q: How and when do I get my checks?
A: All owners distributions are to be sent by the 10th of each month as much as possible considering holidays and/or weekends.
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Q: How is rent collection handled?
A: We accept rent through the tenant portal via electronic payment or credit cards, money orders, or checks.
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Q: How long of a lease do you sign?
A: We typically do 12 month leases unless we run into a prospective tenant requesting a longer lease. If its off season are open to preparing a shorter lease to allow it to expire in the busier rental time of year.
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Q: How much security deposit do you charge the tenant?
A: Security deposit are the same as the rent.
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Q: How soon can you start managing my property?
A: As soon as the home is ready to rent and Management Agreement signed.
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Q: What type of properties do you manage?
A: We specialize in single family homes and apartment complex management throughout Kitsap County.
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Q: What type of reports do I get and how often?
A: Owners will receive a monthly income and expense report through the owner’s portal.
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Q: Who holds the tenant security deposit?
A: Management hold the security deposit in a non-interest bearing trust account per Washington State Law.
