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North RIDGE PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Welcoming You Home

North Ridge Property Management is very excited to your property manager. We are a hands on property manager dedicated to making your rental experience a positive one. We make sure the home you select is safe, clean, and well maintained. We want you to be happy living in our rentals. 


We strive to provide top notch service to everyone already living in our properties or inquiring about living here. We are super excited about the properties we rent, and we are convinced that you will be too. 


Please reach out to us anytime to get more information or to schedule a private showing. We will happily provide any information you require. Since we are a boutique agency, we have kept our applications fee low and have no large non-refundable administration fees like other large rental companies have. Our goal is to make this process as easy as possible. We promise to be quick to respond to your inquiries, service requests, and will process your application quickly. 


Thank you for the opportunity to serve you. We look forward to connecting. 


Sincerely, 

North Ridge Property Managers

Why are we so good?

We keep up with the market to make sure your rental is priced competitively. We know this market and we keep our pulse on the market. We are IN this market. Here's how we effectively monitor the rental market:


Stay Informed:

  • Subscribe to local real estate and property management publications.
  • Follow local and national real estate news websites.
  • Are members of NWMLS. We have real time data at our finger tips. 

Utilize Online Resources:

  • Use online rental listing websites like Zillow, Trulia, Apartments.com, and Rent.com to track rental prices in your area.
  • Analyze rental listings in your neighborhood or similar areas to understand pricing trends.

Leverage Real Estate Apps:

  • Download real estate apps like Home Spotter, NWMLS, Redfin, Realtor.com, and Zillow to access up-to-date rental market data and price trends.

Network with Other Property Managers:

  • Build relationships with other property managers in your area. They can provide insights into market conditions, pricing strategies, and trends.

Attend Local Real Estate Events:

  • Attend local real estate conferences, seminars, and networking events in your area. These events often feature market experts who can share valuable information that may be helpful.

Utilize Property Management Software:

  • Invest in property management software that offers market analysis and pricing tools. These tools can help you track rental rates, occupancy rates, and market trends. We can see the trends on what other management companies are doing. We want your property rented before theirs. We are competitive in nature to do what we can to see you win! 

Analyze Comparable Rentals:

  • Regularly review rental listings for properties similar to yours in terms of location, size, amenities, and condition.
  • Take note of properties that are similar to yours and compare their rental rates.

Consider Seasonal Variations:

  • Be aware of seasonal fluctuations in the rental market. For example, rental demand may be higher during the summer months or in areas with a strong university presence.

Evaluate Property-Specific Factors:

  • Assess the unique features and amenities of your property. Does it offer something that sets it apart from competitors? Adjust pricing accordingly.

Survey Tenant Demand:

  • Keep track of inquiries and tenant applications for your properties. If you receive a high volume of inquiries, it may indicate that your property is competitively priced. If not, you may need to adjust the rent.

Regularly Update Rental Rates:

  • Don't set and forget rental rates. Reevaluate and adjust them as needed based on market conditions, demand, and property improvements.

Consult with a Real Estate Professional:

  • Consider consulting with a local real estate agent or appraiser who has expertise in the rental market. They can provide valuable insights into pricing strategies.

Monitor Your Property's Performance:

  • Keep track of your property's vacancy rates and time on the market. If you notice that your property consistently sits vacant or takes a long time to rent, it may be overpriced.

By consistently monitoring the rental market and staying informed about local trends and conditions, you can make informed decisions about pricing your rental properties to remain competitive and attract quality tenants.

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