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EXAB INVESTMENTS, LLC

Helping others in a time of need!

903-213-5129
9AM - 4PM

903-213-5129

9am to 4 PM

Assistance with Out-of-State Landlords

If you're an out-of-state Landlord and you're feeling overwhelmed with managing your property from afar, we're here to help. Click the button to complete the form so we can collaborate on your unique concern.

Many times, Out-of-state landlords often face unique challenges that can be difficult to manage remotely. EXAB, real estate investor seeks to provide valuable service and assistance in addressing these issues. Listed below are some common problems out-of-state landlords may encounter. EXAB can seek to sell your property if that would make life easier for you.

By addressing these challenges, EXAB seeks to help out-of-state landlords eliminate their properties worries more effectively, reduce stress, and maximize their investment returns. We may also seek to sell your property for you.

1. Tenant Management

Tenant Screening: Ensuring high-quality tenants through thorough screening processes, including background checks, credit checks, and employment verification.
Tenant Turnover: Handling tenant move-ins and move-outs efficiently to minimize vacancy periods.

2. Property Maintenance and Repairs

Routine Maintenance: Scheduling and overseeing regular maintenance tasks to keep the property in good condition.
Emergency Repairs: Providing 24/7 emergency repair services to address urgent issues promptly.

3. Rent Collection

Timely Payments: Implementing systems for collecting rent on time and managing late payments.
Handling Non-Payment: Managing situations where tenants fail to pay rent, including sending notices and initiating eviction processes if necessary.

4. Legal and Regulatory Compliance

Understanding Local Laws: Keeping up with local landlord-tenant laws, zoning regulations, and property codes to ensure compliance.
Eviction Processes: Navigating the legal complexities of evictions and representing landlords in court if needed.

5. Property Inspections

Routine Inspections: Conducting regular property inspections to identify and address issues early.
Move-In/Move-Out Inspections: Performing detailed inspections at the start and end of tenancies to document property condition and handle security deposit disputes.

6. Marketing and Vacancy Management

Advertising: Marketing vacant properties effectively to attract quality tenants.
Showing the Property: Coordinating property showings for prospective tenants.

7. Financial Management

Bookkeeping: Maintaining accurate financial records, tracking income and expenses, and providing financial statements.
Tax Preparation: Assisting with property-related tax filings and ensuring landlords take advantage of all available deductions.

8. Communication and Coordination

Local Presence: Acting as a local point of contact for tenants, vendors, and contractors.
Regular Updates: Keeping landlords informed with regular updates on property status, financials, and any issues that arise.

9. Dealing with Problematic Tenants

Conflict Resolution: Mediating disputes between tenants and landlords or among tenants themselves.
Behavioral Issues: Addressing problematic behavior, such as property damage or violations of lease terms.

10. Market Knowledge

Rent Analysis: Providing insights into local rental market trends to help set competitive rental rates.
Investment Advice: Advising on property improvements or acquisitions to maximize return on investment.

11. Vacancy and Turnover Costs

Minimizing Vacancies: Strategies to reduce vacancy periods and turnover costs, such as lease renewal incentives and tenant retention programs.
Cost Management: Managing the costs associated with turnover, including cleaning, repairs, and marketing

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