Green Ocean’s Off-Ramp Process and Fees
We often receive questions from our clients and tenants about our off-ramp fees. In this article, we will discuss that thoroughly. Green Ocean’s Off-Ramp Process and Fees Our off-ramp fee is a one-time fee. The majority of our landlords stay with us for the duration that they own their property, but there…
We often receive questions from our clients and tenants about our off-ramp fees. In this article, we will discuss that thoroughly.
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Green Ocean’s Off-Ramp Process and Fees
Our off-ramp fee is a one-time fee. The majority of our landlords stay with us for the duration that they own their property, but there is a slight chance that they either sell the property or perhaps move back in or go with another property manager. We have a very extensive process that we have to do to make sure that your property is properly off-ramped and that your tenants, your bills, and everything else go smoothly.
For our off-ramp, what we’re going to do is:
#1 Take your property out of our system
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#2 Change all the bills that were coming to us
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#3 Communicate with your current property manager or with you
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#4 Notify the tenants to make sure that they stop paying the rent to us
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Our entire staff is going to work to make sure this is a very smooth process for you. There are over 50 steps that go into our off-ramp, we’d be more than happy to explain those, but we do want you to understand why there is a charge for this.
If you or anyone else you know has any additional questions or looking for a property manager to make sure every single part of the process is smooth, including off-ramping a property, please think of Green Ocean Property Management, you get more than a property manager, you get peace of mind.
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