Mila Realty Property Management

Great question. Most of the homeowners who transferred their estate to us from another management were dissatisfied the high cost of repairs, poor communication, and low efficacy per se. We do conduct a detailed move-out inspection, and resident will sign it. Then manager will compare and analyze both move-in and move-out reports. The office will issue a Security deposit claim when applicable. Resident will have 15 days to dispute it. If not disputed, security deposit will be withheld in amount to cover the damages caused during the tenancy. Also, few words about the transition itself. Once we complete On-Boarding paperwork, we will contact your property manager and request a transition. We will ask for copy of the Ledgers, Rental Rolls, Security deposit, keys, and any pending notices. We will provide a power of attorney for representation, so the homeowners can rest while the property is transiting.

Hi Katya, and thanks for asking. Our average Tenant Placement is 10 days. To achieve this results we are making sure that property is accessible and ready for showings.

Mila Realty offers an unique pricing model. The management fee vary between 4% and 10%. If you need only a professional platform for advertising, rent collection, statements, and maintenance tickets, 4% management fee package should fit your needs perfectly. Or Platinum platinum package, which is 10%. With this package, you forget how to worry about anything, and Mila Realty will cover your legal fees in case of eviction. Finally, the most popular option is a Gold package. Here, you will pay as little as 8% management fee. The main difference between 10% and 8% package is that 10% package covers your legal costs in case of evictions even though Mila Realty handles entire process regardless the package you sign up for. The only other fee is $400 Tenant Placement fee or Lease Fee. Plus, NO Renewal Fee! This is the best terms in market. Learn more: https://www.milarealty.com/orlando-property-management/

Thank you for asking, Sherly. Maintenance need may arise if resident creates a ticket through tge tenant portal, if the homeowner submits a request, or if need was detected during the property inspection conducted by one of our Property Managers. Firstly we assess the need of repair. In case when repair costs more than $200, we collect serveral quotes and obtain owner's apporval. In event of emergency, Property Manager may solely decide what route to take considering the best interests of the property and the homeowner if owner does not reply wihin 24 hours from the approval request. What relates to the minor repairs, these are mainly taking care of by our in-house maintenace team.

We follow simply steps described below: 1) We take property images, and start advertising 2) We process inquiries from the prospects, pre-approve the prospects, and schedule showings 3) Once we receive a rental application, we start a background check, income verification, employment verification, and rental verification. 4) Our general requirements for most of the properties are no evictions, 3 times income, and credit score 600+. 5) If applicant is approved, we receive a Good Faith Deposit, and remove the property from the market. 6) Then we do preparation for the move-in inspection. We prepare the lease agreement. Resident connects the utilities and obtains the rental insurance. Needed repairs to be performed. 7) Once property has utilities, we set up moving date inspection. Hopefully, this helps. Thank you for your question.