We offer a full range of property management services tailored to you as an investor, homeowner, or landlord. We have an extensive portfolio of single family homes, townhouses and condos in the San Antonio area.
We can help you determine your property’s status in the marketplace and recommend a fair market rental value. We will also provide a list of recommend repairs so that your property will comply with state and federal requirements. We will help you receive the maximum rent while minimizing your liability exposure.
GRG will present your property to the widest market possible. GRG will advertise by utilizing a yard sign, the internet, GRG websites, and we will work with other Realtors in the area. Our greatest marketing tool is our referral base of hundreds of satisfied owners and tenants.
GRG thoroughly screens applicants with regard to their ability to pay the rent. GRG will check employment, credit, criminal background, and rental history. Each applicant and occupant 18 years of age and older must complete a Texas Association of Realtors Residential Lease Application.
As a member of the Texas Association of Realtors, GRG will use their leasing forms and addendums. These forms and addendum provide you with the maximum protection if a dispute should arise.
Tenants are required to inspect the property and complete a Residential Lease Inventory and Condition Form upon move in. The property is inspected upon move-out and the two forms are compared. These inspections help ensure the proper deductions, above normal wear and tear, will be deducted from their deposit.
Tenants are required to pay a Security Deposit on or before the execution of the lease. The amount of the Security Deposit will vary depending on the amount of the rent and type of property. At a property where pets are allowed (Note: each owner will determine if pets are allowed or not, and if Pets are allowed what kind of pets) a Pet Addendum is used and an additional deposit, as well as a one-time non-refundable payment, may be required.
Rent is due on the 1st of the month and considered late on the 3rd of the month. Our rent collection procedures are fair but firm. In the event eviction is necessary, GRG will handle all aspects of the eviction process.
GRG handles maintenance and emergency repairs. When your property requires maintenance or repairs, GRG uses independent contractors that have been checked out by our management staff. Over time, GRG has found some of the best contractors in the workforce. Most of these contractors have provided service to our owners for many years.
In addition to your Fire and Extended Coverage Insurance Policy, GRG requires that you maintain an "Owners, Landlord and Tenant Liability Policy". This coverage will help protect all involved against a wide range of loss.
You will receive a monthly accounting of all income and expenses, and a year-end statement along with a Form 1099.
GRG will adhere strictly to the US Department of HUD Federal Fair Housing Code and the National Association of Realtors Code for Equal Opportunity.
The following fees apply when GRG manages your home, to with:
Pros is a third party company that for a one time payment of $150, will take approximately 75-100 photos and will do a report for the property that you are leasing before move in. Pro's make sure that the smoke detectors are in working condition along with identifying any other deficiencies of the Property. You will receive this report at the time of move in, for your records. Additionally, residents will receive an email from “MyWalkThru” to complete a move-in review of your home. You will also be able document deficiencies with pictures and descriptions of the condition of the property that you observe at the time of move-in. Our office does not use these reports for repair requests.
The area known as present-day La Vernia was first inhabited by indigenous American Indians of the Coahuiltecan speaking peoples of Texas and subsequently by nomadic bands of Apache and Comanche who migrated to Texas in the 17th century. One of the earliest land grants made was to Erastus "Deaf" Smith, also known as Deaf Smith. Deaf Smith married Guadalupe Ruiz Durán, a Mexican citizen who was descended from one of the original Tejano or Spanish Texas families; and as such, received a land grant from the Mexican government on the Cibolo River, north of present-day La Vernia in 1825. This area remained primarily unsettled by Europeans until 1837, when veterans from the recent wars of Independence from Mexico began to arrive.
W. R. Wiseman of Mississippi, who organized a Presbyterian church at the site around 1851, is said to have named the place Live Oak Grove. Although, in 1853 William Claiborne Rector was the postmaster at the local post office and during this time the town was still called Post Oak Source From Wikipedia
