Rental Turnovers, Handled
Between tenants is where rental income is won or lost. I coordinate the inspection, the repairs, and the next tenant, so your property is back on the market quickly and in the condition you want.
A vacancy costs you every day it sits. I coordinate everything between one tenant leaving and the next one moving in: the inspection, the repair and renovation work, the pricing, and finding the right tenant. [CONFIRM: fees for each service, and how and when property management through Old Town Property Group is introduced to owners.]
Landlord Services
Tenant Acquisition & Screening
Pricing the rental to the market, marketing it, handling inquiries and showings, and screening applicants with consistent criteria, all in line with fair housing rules, so you can move qualified tenants toward a signed lease.
Rental Unit Inspection & Readiness Review
A detailed walkthrough of the unit, documented with notes and photos, plus a rental readiness review that shows exactly what stands between the property and a ready-to-rent listing.
Turnover Checklist
A clear, written checklist of what needs to be done before the unit can be rented again, covering repairs, cleaning, safety items, and finishing touches, so nothing is missed between tenants.
Rental Readiness Coordination
I schedule and coordinate the work through a network of licensed and insured contractors, from paint and flooring to larger repairs and renovations, and keep you updated until the unit is ready.
Rent & Market Analysis
A look at comparable rentals and local demand to set a rent that fills the unit without leaving money on the table.
Rental Management
Ongoing property management through our partner, Old Town Property Group, so the day-to-day of owning a rental doesn’t fall on you. [CONFIRM: partner name and launch timing before publishing.]
How a Turnover Works
- Inspection and readiness reviewI walk the unit when the tenant leaves and document its condition with notes and photos, then review what it needs to be rental-ready.
- Turnover checklistYou get a written list of what has to be done before the unit can be rented again.
- Contractor scheduling and coordinationI schedule and follow the work through a network of licensed and insured contractors, so the unit is finished on time and as agreed.
- Pricing, marketing, and screeningI recommend a rent based on comparable rentals, market the unit, and screen applicants using consistent criteria.
- Ongoing managementOnce a tenant is in place, day-to-day management can continue through our property management partner.
Part of Your Bigger Plan
Many landlords are investors first. Alongside turnover and tenant placement, I help with investment property acquisition, 1031 exchanges, the BRRR strategy, and short-term rental strategy, and I can help when it’s time to sell.
Have a Property Turning Over Soon?
Tell me about the property and your timeline, and I’ll tell you what it needs.