How does client intake work for property management?
Owner intake collects the management agreement details, property and unit information, existing leases and tenant records, keys and access codes, insurance, utility accounts, HOA contacts, bank details for disbursements and the owner's communication preferences, then hands a complete onboarding file to your team so the first rent cycle runs cleanly. Maintenance intake for new tenants covers welcome packets, portal setup, renters insurance upload and utility transfer confirmation. Every intake follows the same checklist so nothing is missed and nothing is treated differently, which matters under Fair Housing rules. The intake specialist is an employee with a backup, works your hours, and reports intakes completed daily.
What tasks does client intake cover for property management companies?
- Collect new owner agreement details, property data, leases, keys and insurance
- Set up owner bank details, communication preferences and HOA contacts
- Collect applications, ID, income documents and screening authorizations
- Chase missing application items and order screening through your provider
- Apply your written criteria consistently and present files for decision
- Send adverse action notices with FCRA disclosures on your instruction
- Run new tenant onboarding: portal, renters insurance, utilities, welcome packet
- Report intakes completed and files awaiting decision daily