Property Management Companies in Stanly County, NC

• Albemarle, NC 3 managers$1,260

• 1TS

  The St. Germain Group - Property Management

  814 NC-24 Ste 5, Albemarle, NC 28001

  5.0 (6 Google reviews)

  The St. Germain Group - Property Management is an Albemarle company managing single-family homes and apartments for investors and tenants, with online applications.

  Review summary: Owners describe a warm, friendly team that communicates well and makes managing their properties easy.

  (704) 550-9020stgrentals.net Google profile
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• 2TR

  T.R. Lawing Realty

  🏅 20+ years in business

  132 S 2nd St, Albemarle, NC 28001

  No Google reviews yet

  T.R. Lawing Realty has an Albemarle office of its family-owned business, operating since 1957, managing houses, condos, duplexes and apartments in Charlotte, Monroe, Waxhaw, Shelby and Mooresville with marketing, screening, leasing and accounting.

  In their words: “We manage the details — from marketing and leasing to maintenance and financial oversight — so you never have to worry about them.”

  (704) 414-2050trlawing.com Google profile
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• 3S4

  Stanly 4 Rent

  160 N 1st St, Albemarle, NC 28001

  3.5 (37 Google reviews)

  Stanly 4 Rent is an Albemarle company managing apartments, single-family homes, duplexes and commercial rentals in Albemarle, Badin, Gold Hill, Mount Gilead and Mount Pleasant, with leasing and 24/7 maintenance.

  In their words: “Our business is to provide our clients with management solutions that help their properties operate smoothly, increase in desirability and enhance investment value.”

  (704) 983-2149stanly4rentcom.propertyware.com Google profile
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• What is the monthly management fee, and what does it include?Ask whether it is a share of rent collected or a flat amount, and what costs extra.
• Is there a fee to find a tenant (leasing or placement fee)?Also ask about lease renewal fees.
• Do you add a markup to maintenance and repair bills?Ask who does the work and whether you approve large repairs first.
• How long is the contract, and how do I end it?Look for the notice period and any cancellation fee.
• How do you screen tenants?Credit, income, rental history and background checks; ask how they follow fair housing rules.
• How will I see what is happening with my property?Owner portal, monthly statements, how fast they answer you.
• Who handles emergencies at night and on weekends?Ask for the process and typical response time.

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