Professional Property Management Services in Alabama
Partners Realty, based in Montgomery, Alabama, offers full-service Property Management for both residential and commercial properties across Central and South Alabama
Let Partners Realty ease the burden of real estate management by entrusting the responsibilities to our skilled and experienced team. With our comprehensive property management services, you can hand over the tedious tasks of managing your commercial or residential property to us, allowing you to focus on other aspects of your business or personal life.
Our team has the expertise and infrastructure to effectively manage your assets and optimize their potential. We understand that your property is a valuable investment, and without proper care and effort, it may not deliver the desired returns. That’s why our team is well-versed in all avenues of property management including:
- Tenant screening and lease negotiation
- Ongoing tenant communication and relations
- Maintenance, repairs & upkeep
- Financial oversight (rent collection, accounting)
- General oversight to preserve and enhance property value
With Partners Realty, you can have peace of mind knowing that your property is in capable hands. We are committed to providing excellent property management services tailored to your needs and goals. Let us handle the intricacies of property management so that you can reap the benefits of your investment. Contact us today to learn more about our property management services and how we can assist you in maximizing the potential of your commercial or residential property.
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The Partner's Realty Difference
As a multi-discipline firm, we offer our clients a highly qualified level of experience and perspective. From land for sale to commercial real estate and residential houses, we possess shares of every discipline on the market. The Partners realty team actively applies their real market knowledge towards improving your property investments.
Our company culture is honed on modern developments across the real estate industry, ensuring we stay at the forefront of progressive advantages. This helps us maximize profitability for our clients as we continue to roll out innovative approaches. Our level of care will keep your commercial and residential properties in top condition to ensure their value to you and your tenants.
FAQs About Montgomery Property Management
Most managers charge a leasing fee (typically one month’s rent) and a monthly management fee around 10% of rent. Additional costs may apply for repairs, evictions, or large projects. Always confirm pricing upfront.
Property managers typically conduct background and credit checks, verify employment/income, check rental history and references, and sometimes interview applicants. The goal is to filter out high-risk tenants—while complying with fair housing laws. By placing qualified tenants, they reduce the likelihood of defaults or property damage for the owner.
The property manager handles the entire eviction process—from sending notices to filing in court and coordinating with law enforcement if needed. Legal fees are typically the owner’s responsibility, but strong tenant screening helps prevent most issues.
No – one big advantage of hiring a property manager is that they take over coordination of all maintenance and 24/7 emergency response. Companies will either have on-call maintenance staff or a roster of trusted vendors (plumbers, electricians, etc.) to address issues. Costs are typically deducted from rent or billed to the owner, but you won’t be the one getting late-night calls.
It depends on market demand, time of year, and the property’s condition, but good property managers in Montgomery strive to fill vacancies within a few weeks. In many cases, if a home is rent-ready and priced appropriately, a manager can secure a new tenant within ~30 days. Managers market aggressively and advise on competitive pricing to reduce vacancy time.
You decide how often you want updates—monthly, as needed, or only for major issues. You keep full ownership and approve key decisions like rent pricing or large repairs.
Yes, but based on the lease terms. Tenants usually handle yard care and pay utilities. If needed, the manager can arrange services and bill the tenant or owner accordingly.