How we can help you get the most for your Seattle Rental Property:
Selling your home shouldn't be a stressful ordeal. Making the smart move of choosing a REALTOR® is your first step to ensuring that your investment in your home pays off. Our services and experience allow you to focus on your move while We manage your home sale from our initial consultation to the closing deal, and beyond. We pride ourselves on repeat business and hope you'll come to understand why.


•  Manage Tenant Search and Application Process
•  Manage the Repair and Maintenance of your investment property.
•  Coordinate Monthly Rent Collection.
•  Manage Utility and Tax Payment.
•  Mortgage and escrow payment management.
•  Monthly owner funds disbursement.
•  Produce Financial Reports.
•  Vacancy and turnover (leasing) management.
•  Lease negotiation prior to expiration.
•  Annual property market analysis.

How we can help you find the right home!
We have an extensive list of properties throughout Seattle and can accommodate all types of rental clients requiring a variety of rental needs. In addition, we know as members of the GLBT community, you may have other requirements that will best help you find the perfect home. If you are moving to Seattle for the first time we are your best choice. We can help answer any and all questions regarding your move and help you find the best neighborhood and home. We look forward to serving our gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender individuals, couples and families. Please do not hesitate to call or email us should you have any questions.

Seattle Rental Costs to Expect:


•  Deposit - to help protect landlords and property owners from damage caused by tenants.

•  Application fee - Covers the cost of credit checks and other administrative fees.

• Pet Deposits - Some home owners require pet deposit or fees associated with pets due to damage caused by animals to the property.

•  Move In Fee - Some properties require a move-in fee. This fee covers the labor involved with putting up and taking down protective padding in elevators and other areas of the building. This is generally assessed by the building association.