Owner FAQs

Good Steward Property Management complies with all applicable housing laws. While property owners are generally not required to accept Section 8 unless mandated by local regulations, we recommend confirming requirements specific to your property's location.

Yes. Good Steward Property Management is fully licensed, ensuring we meet all professional standards and regulatory requirements for property management in our service areas.

Yes. We offer an emergency line for urgent situations. For routine questions, we’re available during regular business hours.

Absolutely. We provide direct deposit for all owner disbursements, making sure you receive your rental income efficiently and securely.

Owners are welcome to review the lease agreement prior to tenant signing. Our team handles lease execution on your behalf unless you prefer a different arrangement.

No, just a residential homes.

Owner payouts are processed on a consistent schedule, usually via direct deposit, after we collect rent and process any applicable expenses.

We offer tenants several convenient payment methods, including a secure online portal. We also enforce lease terms regarding due dates, late fees, and follow-up for any delinquencies.

Standard lease agreements are typically for 12 months, but we can adjust the term based on your goals and market conditions.

Security deposits are set in accordance with local laws and market norms. The amount can vary depending on rent, tenant qualifications, and other factors.

We’re ready to begin as soon as management agreements are signed and your property is leasing-ready.

Good Steward Property Management handles a wide range of properties, including single-family homes, condos, small multi-family units, and select commercial spaces.

You’ll receive monthly financial reports that detail income, expenses, and any service activity. Additional reporting can be provided upon request.

We manage tenant security deposits in a trust account, in full compliance with local and state requirements.