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This is our most frequently asked question—our standard management fee is 8%. If you own more than five properties, we’d be happy to discuss your portfolio and offer a bulk discount tailored to your needs. Our pricing is highly competitive and includes the quality service you deserve. For a free, no-obligation rental analysis, give us a call at 801-473-1127.

No. Our management fee is a percentage of rent collected. If we are not collecting rent for you, you are not paying for it.

We screen applicants to make sure they are qualified to rent. This involves obtaining a credit score, criminal history report, previous landlord check, employment and income verification. While individual owners may adjust their minimum criteria you will find the most common minimum base criteria below. This is not a full list of criteria, but is a list of the most common reasons for disqualification.

• Minimum credit score: 600
• No major recent crime history
• Good landlord and employment references
• Income of 3X rent

In Utah, it is required by law to be licensed under the division of real estate to manage rental properties. All agents at Ameritrue are not only licensed but they are educated beyond the typical manager to ensure we provide the best service possible. Ameritrue carries sufficient errors and omissions insurance as well as a general liability policy.

We would like to think that there never will be any problems with our rental properties or tenants. For the most part, this is true because we do such a good job screening, but occasionally we encounter a situation that is less than desirable and have to get an attorney involved. We have one of the best and most well known landlord attorneys in the state of Utah on retainer. We want to make sure you have the maximum protection available and we spared no expense in this area to do it.

Rent is always due on the first and late after the 5th day of the month. If a tenant has not paid by the 6th day of the month, we collect a late fee based off the rental price of the property. If a tenant has not paid by the 6th of the month we serve a 3 day to pay or vacate notice. By the 15th day of the month we turn it over to our attorney to begin collections and evictions. We keep you informed along the way so you know what is happening. An eviction can sometimes take as little as 2-3 weeks to complete making sure you don't go much more than a month without rent in a bad situation. We even pay the eviction attorney fees as our commitment to you that we are confident in who we are selecting as tenants.

As long as rent is not late, we will have rent direct deposited to your account no later than the 10th of the month.