PlainsightProperty Management

Charlotte residential property management

See everything about your rental. Without asking.

For owners who don't live around the corner. One named manager, photos after every visit, and every fee on one page before you sign.

[Photo]

[Manager name], NC broker [#XXXXXX], prepares it and calls you to go through it. No obligation.

Or see a sample statement first.

October statement · 1234 Sample Oak Ln

SAMPLE
Rent collected, Oct 2$2,000.00
Management (8%)-$160.00
Gutters, invoice attached-$135.00
Paid to you, the [10th]$1,705.00

[Real dated sample photos needed before launch]

Visit, Oct 6: gutters cleaned, smoke alarms tested, water heater base dry. Nothing needs your approval this month.
Signed, [Manager]

What the free rental analysis looks like

Rental analysis · 1234 Sample Oak Ln

SAMPLE
Likely rent$1,950 to $2,075
3 nearby homes, rented recently
3 bd · 2 ba · 0.4 mi$2,000
3 bd · 2.5 ba · 0.7 mi$2,095
3 bd · 2 ba · 0.9 mi$1,925
Your cost at $2,000, year one$2,920

A month with Plainsight · Everything in plain sight. Nothing to chase.

Here's what you'll see, and when.

THE 1ST

Rent is due

You can see when it's received in your owner login.

Received Oct 2 · $2,000.00

THE [10TH]

You get paid, with a statement

Every charge has its invoice attached. Nothing to request.

Paid to you · $1,705.00

EVERY VISIT

Dated photos of the house

Move-in, [inspection schedule], repairs and move-out.

WHEN SOMETHING BREAKS

You decide over [$X]

Bids and photos first. Emergencies that put people or the house at risk are handled right away, then reported.

How repairs work

What you'll pay

8% of the rent we collect. Half the first month's rent to find a tenant.

Every other fee in the agreement is listed on the pricing page with its amount. [Other fees, once final]

See every fee and full-year examples →

Year one, home renting at $2,000 a month

Management, 12 × $160$1,920
Finding a tenant$1,000
Other fees[pending]
Total$2,920 [+]
Share of $24,000 rent12.2%
SAMPLE

Approval needed: water heater

The 40-gallon tank is 12 years old and leaking at the base. Two licensed bids:

Bid A$1,480
Bid B$1,695

How repairs get decided

Anything over [$X] waits for your yes.

You see the problem, the photos and the bids, then you decide. Smaller fixes are handled and show up on your statement with the invoice. In an emergency that puts people or the house at risk, we act first and tell you right after: [emergency rule from the agreement].

[Vendor referral fees: one plain sentence, per Abode's decision]

The person you'll call

[Photo]

[Manager name]

NC broker license [#XXXXXX]

Direct line [(704) XXX-XXXX]

[Two or three sentences in the manager's own words: years in Charlotte, how many homes they look after, what they check on every visit]

When [Manager] is away, [backup name] covers and has your file.

What we put in writing

New name, licensed firm. Here's what the agreement says.

"[Repair approval clause, word for word]"

Agreement § [X]

"[Payout date and statement clause]"

Agreement § [X]

"[How to end the agreement]"

Agreement § [X]

[Broker track record: years licensed, homes managed] · Read the full agreement (PDF) · Our Google profile

Where we work

Charlotte and [confirmed nearby towns].

Questions owners ask

Can I leave the agreement?
[Exit terms from the agreement]
How often do you visit the house?
[Inspection schedule from the agreement]
When do I get paid?
On the [10th] of each month, with your statement.
How do you screen tenants?
[Written screening criteria, applied the same way to every applicant]
What happens after I ask for a rental analysis?
[Manager] calls you, asks a few questions about the house, and emails the analysis [timing Abode commits to]. No obligation.
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