Sharevest Property Management

When we say, ‘Someone to Count On’, we mean it! Your property manager, our accounting staff, our receptionist, and our broker, Bill Gilmartin, are here to serve you and your residents. You are the boss and we will work to earn your trust. There is no better choice for your investment and peace of mind.

Probably not. It seems there is a new property management company starting out every day, trying to beat everyone else’s prices. Our management fees are very competitive and we certainly are not the most expensive. On the other hand, we charge a fair fee for a tremendous service. For example, we believe that resident selection is very high on the list of priorities. A poor resident can cost you thousands of dollars. We are experienced and committed to get the best resident for you, at a rent that will keep that resident. When ALL fees are considered, we are actually less expensive than most companies around, and we have been in business since 1961.

Sharevest maintains a unique client account management system wherein every property is its own operation, and has its own Trust Account. These accounts are dedicated to one client and one property, eliminating any confusion about money in and money out. Accounts are reconciled monthly, and reports are sent by the 10th every month.

Each property manager in our office takes a turn handling late night calls from our residents. Our 24-hour Hotline will take the residents call, and page the manager who is on call. We will then talk with the resident to determine how to proceed. Many times, we solve the problem over the phone, or by simply calling one of our plumbers that we have access to 24 hours a day.

After the move-out inspection, we will determine who is responsible to pay the bills to bring the property back to the condition it was in, prior to the resident moving in. By law, we are allowed to charge the resident’s deposit for rent, damages above normal wear and tear, and cleaning. Our aim is to be sure the resident is charged for items that are their responsibility. We want you to know that we consider this an important time in the management cycle, and we will protect your interest.

We will send you a letter in the mail when we first receive the 30-Day Notice-to-Vacate. This letter informs you of the move-out date and the projected rent for the property. On the day the property is vacant, we will inspect it. We will then call you to outline the property condition, and recommend repairs (if any) to re-rent. You will have the opportunity to see your property at any time, or do the work, if you prefer.

We start the marketing process at the time we receive a 30-Day Notice-to-Vacate, from your resident. If we can show the property while still occupied, we will take pictures of your property and place your property on our rental list, MLS, Zillow, Trulia, and other internet outlets, where we get fantastic results.