Below are some commonly asked questions by some of our owners.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our Accounting team will send a document to your email called a “Bank Account Change Form” that will allow you to provide an updated account & routing number.
Resident damages are covered by their security deposit. We will conduct a move out inspection to assess the condition of the home compared to the condition when they moved in. Your Property Manager will contact you prior to the Move-Out with Expectations, and then once we have that inspection report back to see what you’d like to charge the resident for and we’ll use the deposit for that. Should damages exceed the amount of their deposit, you’ll need to discuss that with your Property Manager.
In the email you received about the work order there is a link to your online portal. In the portal, you’ll see the full description of the ticket as taken by us from the resident.
- Choosing “Yes” will indicate to the Property Manager that you’d like us to send a trade to diagnose the issue and present a quote for the repair.
- Choosing “No” will allow you yourself to move forward with handling or sending your own trade, in which case Silvercrest will sign off the Work Order on our end with you as the owner taking full responsibility for the ticket.
That’s great! As a nationwide brokerage that specializes in rental properties, we can position your property to the open market as well as to lists of investors. The renewal team will be in contact with you at least 90 days prior to the end of the resident’s lease. You can always reach out to discuss your options for listing your property. We can even sell your property mid-lease. We help owners get the most from their property and we can help you as well!
If the time comes where you need to take it back we can help. Reach out to our main line to share your needs with us. If you are taking the home back with a tenant in place, there are multiple steps to ensuring the legal transfer of the security deposit and rental balance. If there is no tenant in place, and you are thinking of selling the property, check with our team. We would be delighted to list your property and even get it in front of lists of investors who desire rental properties. We may be able to save you time and money in the process. Before taking the home back, be sure to reach out and read the terms of your agreement for necessary information.
You can respond to the email or text message you received from us on whether or not you’d like to approve the requested time. If it’s easier for you, you can also call our Client Services team to approve or request to reschedule the request as well.
There are a few reasons you may not have received a payment this month. The most common reason your payment is not received is because the resident’s payment did not clear. You can check on the status of your resident’s payment through the owner portal. Other causes of payments not clearing are from unpaid expenses that totaled more than the rent payment, bank account information being changed, and documents not being completed . Please contact our Client Services team at (800) 702-3750 if you are unable to determine a cause for the payment not clearing.
Payment amounts may change based on the activity from the prior month related to service repairs or other expenses related to the management of your property. If a contribution was not made to pay an expense for the month, the rental payment will be reduced to cover these unpaid expenses. You can review your current activity and unpaid bills through the owner portal. Resident payments are applied to the earliest charges on their ledger, resulting in some portions of their payments being applied to fees owed to Marketplace Homes. In this instance, your rental payment could be less than expected when the resident did not pay the entire balance. Please contact our Client Services team at (800) 702-3750 if you are unable to determine a cause for the payment amount to differ.