Owner FAQs

In most cases, property owners are not required to accept Section 8 tenants unless local laws specifically mandate it. We recommend reviewing the regulations for your area, and we’re happy to guide you through any applicable requirements.

Yes. Redbird is a fully licensed property management company, operating in compliance with all state laws and industry standards.

Yes. We provide an emergency contact for urgent situations that can’t wait until morning. General inquiries are addressed during our regular business hours.

Absolutely. We offer secure direct deposit for all owner disbursements to ensure quick, hassle-free transfers.

Yes. You can review the lease agreement before it’s signed. We handle the execution on your behalf unless you prefer to be more hands-on.

Yes. In addition to property management, we can assist with buying or selling investment properties. If you’re considering a sale or looking to expand your portfolio, we can discuss your options.

Owner disbursements are typically made on a set schedule via direct deposit or check, after rent is collected and any approved expenses are deducted.

We offer multiple payment options, including a secure online portal, to make rent collection easy for tenants and consistent for owners. Late payments are addressed promptly and in accordance with the lease terms.

Lease terms are usually one year, though other lengths may be offered depending on market conditions and owner preferences.

Security deposits are set in line with local laws and market standards. The amount depends on factors like monthly rent, tenant qualifications, and applicable regulations.

We can begin as soon as management agreements are signed and your property is ready for marketing or leasing.

We manage single-family homes, multi-family units, condos, and even commercial spaces.

You’ll receive detailed monthly financial statements, with additional reports available upon request through your secure Owner Portal.

Security deposits are kept in a dedicated trust account as required by law, with handling procedures that meet or exceed local compliance standards.