Hey Property Owners!
LET’S PUT YOUR INVESTMENT TO WORK FOR YOU
We can make your property investment work for you.
Our property management services takes care of every aspect of managing your rental investment. We provide a full market evaluation, market your property, screen tenants, complete a tenancy agreement, procure a conditional move-in inspection with photos, collect rent, conduct inspections, issue appropriate rental increases, handle tenant disputes and provide paperless reporting to you every month.
We do our very best to ensure your property is generating maximum cash flow at all times.
What Makes Us Special
The Izon Guarantee
A Personal Approach
People are what makes a difference when it comes to a well managed rental property.
Our local team of trained property managers are always working hard to ensure your tenants are happy and your investment continues to run smoothly.
Transparent Pricing
At Izon Realty, we’re committed to keeping it simple.
We ensure our pricing is stated up-front and completly transparent. We charge only two fees: a leasing commission and a monthly management fee; No hidden fees or cancellation penalties!
Years of Experience
Our team has many collective years of experience in the real estate, property management and investment industries.
We’ll use our local knowledge to help you understand the every fluctuating real estate market in British Columbia and give you the advice you need to maximize your rental property.
INVESTOR FAQs
How do you determine my property's rental amount?
As we manage hundreds of properties we are able to determine the best market rent your property can receive. We analyze your property’s attributes (beds, baths, square footage, amenities, parking etc) to obtain this figure.
How long will it take to fill my vacancy?
At Izon Realty, we prided ourself on usually zero vacancy on property turnovers. Often our properties will have a move-in inspection at the end of the month with a new tenant moving in the next day.
How much a deposit can we ask for at the start of tenancy?
As per the Residential Tenancy Act of British Columbia, a landlord can ask for one half month’s rent for security deposit and one half month’s rent for a pet deposit.
Do I have to allow pets in my rental property?
You do not have to allow pets. Guide and service dogs are not considered pets and are legally allowed to live in rental properties.
How do you screen tenants?
Tenants respond to our online advertisements through a rental unit inquiry form on our website. A phone interview may then be completed with the potential tenant. The applicant is then allowed to view the rental property. Izon Realty then sends the applicant or rental application. At that that time a credit check is performed and reference checks.
Are periodic inspections completed on the property?
Quarterly inspections are mandatory with owners’ permission. Izon Realty walks through the property and completes an inspection report with your tenant. The inspection report asks the tenant a series of questions regarding preventative maintenance, tenant’s insurance, changes in occupants and pets.
How do you evict tenants?
We will serve a 10 Day Notice to End Tenancy, in the event their rent cannot be paid. After service of the notice, the tenant will have five days to pay rent or they must vacate the property within ten days.
What if an after-hours emergency occurs at my property?
Our staff are available for after-hours emergency calls. We will then dispatch the appropriate vendor (plumber, restorations company etc.).
What if damages are found at the move-out inspection?
We perform a thorough conditional move-out inspection. Because our move-in inspection is very thorough we have many photos to compare the conditional of the home to from move-in to move-out. Normal wear and tear is allowable. Izon Realty finds regular periodic inspections help to mitigate a lot of damage at move-out inspection.
Ready to get started?
Trust Izon Realty as your chosen partners in property management! Request your free Rental Analysis and we’ll compare your current rental costs by performing a detailed income and expenses analysis. You’ll learn how to set the best rental price, how your property compares to others on the market, and more.