Client FAQs
Answers to your common questions
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Are you licensed?
Yes, Remi Emerson Residential is a licensed Florida real estate brokerage, company license number CQ1059718. -
How do I receive my money?
Your funds are deposited directly into your account each month. -
Do I get to see the lease or sign it?
Our standard lease can be made available for your review. As we approve residents and execute leases, we will sign on your behalf as your agent. The executed lease is available to you in your "Portal." -
Do you sell real estate too?
Yes, we are able to help you with a traditional sale as well as creative exit options such as lease options and seller-assisted financing. These options are helpful for some landlords for tax reasons and they offer more flexible options to existing residents who are interested in purchasing your home. -
How and when do I get my checks?
All net rental income is direct-deposited into your account and property ledgers that reflect your income/expenses are available anytime in your landlord portal. -
How is rent collection handled?
We strongly encourage residents to set up auto-payments online, through their resident portals. Rents are always due on the first of each month, with a three-business day grace period. Late fees apply thereafter. -
How long of a lease do you sign?
Typical leases are 12-months. We strive to ensure a positive experience for our residents so that they renew each year and avoid vacancy. -
How much security deposit do you charge the resident?
Security deposits are equal to one month's rent. -
How soon can you start managing my property?
As soon as we can assess the current condition of the property(s) and you review/sign a Property Management Agreement. -
What type of properties do you manage?
Luxury homes, single family, duplexes, townhomes, and some condos. Most of our properties are single family homes with rent rates at $2000 and up. -
What type of reports do I get and how often?
Your financial statements are available anytime via your online landlord portal. In addition, any work orders placed by residents are also published to your portal. -
Who holds the resident security deposit?
All security deposits are held in trust in the brokerage escrow account. Per Florida real estate law, this account is reconciled monthly. When a resident moves out, remaining security deposits on hand, after repair costs, are returned within 30 days of move-out.