We have established processes to collect rent, and believe placing responsible tenants in your property is the best way to avoid non-payment. To accomplish this, we do thorough background checks and credit evaluations before anyone becomes your tenant. We offer the tenant different methods to use to pay rent, including the use a credit card if necessary. This makes it far more likely the tenant will pay on time. Our website lists organizations that the tenant can contact for assistance when times get tough.

The lease agreement the tenant signs clearly lays out what happens if rent doesn’t come in on time. They’re charged late fees, and face the possibility of eviction if failure to pay occurs. We stay right on top of rent collection. In the event they have to be evicted, we have an attorney who handles all the paperwork, and we appear in court for you.

Yes. In the event they have to be evicted, we handle all the paperwork with the attorney.

We are a full service management company that tailors to your own person needs. However, we ask that if you are making your own repairs, you represent yourself as the handyman and not the owner. It is our job to protect you. We teach tenants the process they need to adhere to for reporting maintenance requests and we would not want them asking you to make any additional repairs while you are in the home.

All County® Prestige will begin marketing your home right away, even before it is ready to rent. Various elements can affect the time of vacancies such as price, amenities, location, and the condition of the rental. We know that a vacancy is costly, and you deserve the most suitable occupants at the earliest opportunity. We do this through various marketing platforms. We place a sign at the home, but we also advertise online to get your property to as many eyes as possible. We market to all the major rental sites like Zillow, plus Facebook and Instagram.

Horror stories are told because people did not hire the right professional. All County® has been in business for over two decades and every tenant goes through a thorough background screening including, but not limited to criminal, civil, rental, employment, and checking the terrorist watch list. That, coupled with our strong rental agreement and rental procedures, gives every property owner added protection.

• Establish your goals
• Determine your Net Operating Income (NOI)
• Run a thorough marketing analysis
• Set rental price

You can also use our rental calculator by clicking here: Calculate the rent I can charge.

The best way to handle tenant disputes is to keep them from happening in the first place. We do that by having a strong lease that is thoroughly explained to the tenant before they sign. All of our terms are clearly laid out in the tenant’s lease agreement. If they don’t follow their obligations in the lease agreement, there are well established legal processes to handle the violation. We have a legal team that specializes in property management, and are there when we need them.

If a tenant has a valid health or safety dispute, then we are obligated to fix the issue. If a tenant has a reasonable dispute over a charge, maintenance issue, policy, etc. we have a tenant portal that allows them to document and submit their dispute. Then if we can handle it for them, that’s great! If not, we consult our real estate attorney and the property owner to see if we can all come to a fair, legal agreement. We want to keep tenants happy while maintaining our commitment to our owners.

Our thorough application process includes a credit check, background check, proof of income, verifiable rental history, and any supporting documents that we may require on a case-by-case basis.

According to AZ law, an owner can deny tenants who are using government housing assistance to pay their rent. Please keep in mind that we follow all fair housing laws and all applications are set to the same standards for approval or denial.

Please email us at: contact@allcountyprestige.com, or call us at: (602) 753-0333 to get our current pricing.

We are required by law to treat all applicants equally, so our process is the same for everyone. We do vigorous criminal, background, and credit checks before they are approved as tenants.

A credit score doesn’t always represent a person’s current status or ability to afford their rent. For example, let’s say someone declared bankruptcy years ago. It may still be reflected in their credit score, but they now have more than enough income to rent your property. We require at least 3x the monthly rent as income. If they owe few bills and have a great rental history the last few years, then we may consider them as a tenant.

Also, there could be an applicant with a good credit score, with not enough income and a criminal record. In this case, we would not consider them. Our goal is to minimize risk. We accomplish this by evaluating a tenant based on their entire package.

Given that the tenant is responsible for maintaining the landscaping and interior of my home, do you have any regular drop-by inspections to verify the tenant is fulfilling that obligation?

Our regular drive-by inspections check only the exterior of the property. It is not legal for us to regularly enter their home. We can legally enter a property if we give a tenant 48-hour notice. If we suspect any noncompliance to the lease is occurring, then we can serve them the notice and perform an inspection.

The tenant’s lease agreement states that they are responsible for the general maintenance of the property. So we ask the tenants to use our app to perform internal inspections of the entire property every 6-12 months. We also have great relationships with our maintenance vendors. If they see any negligence, they will let us know immediately.

If an owner ever wants to do a walkthrough of the property, they can arrange that with us, and we will serve the 48-hour notice. We do not recommend this unless there is reason to believe there is negligence going on—it violates the tenant’s privacy. If any negligence does occur and results in damage to the property, the tenant will be held legally responsible.