Owner Onboarding

Owner Satisfaction rate

99%

Happy residents

1,000+

Expert Team Members

15+

Our onboarding process is designed to be simple, transparent, and fast—so your property is protected, positioned, and performing as quickly as possible.

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Rental Property Management

End-to-end management for residential rental properties—from leasing and rent collection to maintenance and compliance.

Structured Onboarding

Our onboarding process is designed to be simple, transparent, and fast. We verify documents, set up your property in our system, assign your dedicated Property Manager, and prepare the unit for leasing or ongoing management.

Ongoing Owner Support

Once onboarded, your property is managed day-to-day by our operations team. You receive consistent monthly reporting, real-time portal access, and clear communication—no chasing updates, no guesswork.

Owner Experience Timeline

A clear path from property onboarding to predictable monthly reporting

Onboarding

Property setup, intake, verification of documents. Takes 5-8 days Total.

Leasing

Rent Ready, Marketing and Tenant Placement

Move-In

Lease execution and keys handoff

Ongoing Management

Day-to-day operations and maintenance

Recurring

Monthly Owner Packet

Delivered every 10th of the month

Recurring

Your Simple 5-Step Onboarding Process

We've streamlined property management onboarding to get you up and running quickly while ensuring every detail is handled professionally.

Step 1

Sign the Management Agreement

Once you decide to move forward, you'll receive our management agreement electronically for review and signature.

Establishes TPG Management as your exclusive agent
Authorizes leasing, maintenance coordination, and tenant communication
Confirms compliance with local laws and management procedures
Allows immediate onboarding and account setup to begin management
Allows coordination of maintenance, repairs, and vendor access
Step 2

Complete the Property Intake Form

After signing, you'll complete a detailed property intake form. The more information you provide, the smoother and faster onboarding will be.

Information we collect includes:

Property & unit details
Utilities & mechanical systems
Maintenance preferences and approval limits
Access instructions (keys, lockboxes, codes)
HOA / municipal requirements
Existing tenant details (if occupied)
Step 3

Software Setup & Owner Portal Access

48–72 Hours

Within 48–72 hours of recieving the Intake Form, we will input your property into our management software. You'll receive an invite to your Owner Portal, where you can:

Real-Time Financials

View real-time financials and statements

Resident Information

See resident and lease information

Maintenance Tracking

Track maintenance approvals

Document Access

Access documents and reports anytime

Step 4

Onboarding Kick-off Call

3-4 days

Your assigned Property Manager and Leasing Manager will setup an onboarding call with you:

Introduce themselves
Review your property setup
Walk through next steps
Answer any immediate questions and setup Key / Property turnover.

Your Property Manager will be your main Point of Contact.

Step 5.1

Next Steps If Property Is VACANT

If Your Property Is Vacant

Confirm whether the unit is currently rent-ready

A TPG Management field inspector completes a property inspection

Your Property Manager reviews the report and determines rent-ready status

Once approved, we begin the leasing process

Step 5.2

Next Steps If Your Property Is OCCUPIED

If Your Property Is Occupied

Tenants receive an invite to their Resident Portal

Your Property Manager and yourself sends the Tenant the Offical "TPG Management" Turn over / introduction letter.

Our Resident Coordinator makes contact with the Tenant and establishes TPG Management as the new point of contact.

You can end all communication and contact with the Tenant.

TPG Management Processes

Vacant Units

Leasing
Process

Here's exactly how leasing works at TPG Management

Step 1 of 5
Step 1 of 5 ~5 days

Rent-Ready & Marketing Setup

Get your property market-ready fast. We handle every preparation step so tenants see it at its best from day one.

  • A TPG Field Tech completes Rent-ready inspection to identify any needed repairs
  • If Rent-ready repairs are needed, our Maintenance Team will provide you with an Estimate.
  • Professional marketing photos taken by our team
  • Lockbox installed for seamless showing access
Step 2 of 5 ~3 days

Pricing Strategy

We price your unit competitively using live market data — no guesswork. You stay in control with a simple approval step.

  • Real-time market comps completed by our Leasing Coordinator
  • Price recommendation emailed to you for approval
Step 3 of 5 Ongoing

Active Marketing

Once live, we syndicate your listing across all top platforms and keep you updated every week — no chasing required.

  • Unit is listed and syndicated across all major platforms
  • Weekly Tuesday updates delivered to your inbox:
Lead volume Showings Feedback Market activity
Step 4 of 5 Every 14 days

Listing Optimization

We don't let your listing go stale. Every two weeks we re-evaluate and refresh so your unit stays competitive.

  • Pricing re-evaluated every 14 days against current market
  • Listing descriptions refreshed to stay compelling and competitive
  • We conduct a Property Vacancy Check every 14 days.
Step 5 of 5 ~2 days

Application & Underwriting

We vet every applicant thoroughly. You only see the ones worth your time — fully screened and ready for your sign-off.

  • All applications are fully underwritten by our team
  • Denials are handled internally — no owner involvement needed
  • Approved applicants presented to you for final approval
Maintenance Requests

Maintenance
Requests

Here's exactly how maintenance work orders are handled at TPG Management.

Step 1 of 5
Step 1 of 5 Day 0

Tenant Submits Work Order

Every maintenance request starts in the resident portal so nothing falls through the cracks.

  • Tenant submits a work order through our online portal with a description of the issue.
  • Photos and/or short videos can be attached to help our team diagnose faster.
  • Tenant receives confirmation that the request has been received.
Step 2 of 5 Day 0

Remote Troubleshooting

Our Maintenance Team reviews the request and tries to resolve simple issues remotely whenever possible.

  • Maintenance reviews the work order the same day it is submitted (during business hours).
  • We contact the tenant to ask clarifying questions and request photos or videos if needed.
  • When appropriate, we walk the tenant through basic troubleshooting steps to see if the issue can be resolved without a visit.
Step 3 of 5 ~1–3 days

Dispatch & Scheduling

If the issue cannot be resolved remotely, we dispatch either our in-house techs or a trusted third-party vendor.

  • Maintenance determines whether to send an in-house maintenance technician or an outside vendor.
  • We coordinate directly with the tenant to schedule access to the unit.
  • For true emergencies (no heat in winter, no running water, active flooding, etc.), we prioritize same-day or next-available dispatch.
Step 4 of 5 If > $500

Owner Approval & Cost Controls

We protect your budget while keeping the property safe and habitable.

  • If the total cost is within your pre-approved maintenance limit, we proceed and get the work done.
  • If the expected cost is above $500, we pause and obtain your prior approval before moving forward.
  • In emergencies (such as no heat, no water, or active water/flood issues), we may move forward immediately to stop damage and restore habitability, then update you on costs.
Step 5 of 5 Work Completed

Work Completed & Follow-Up

Once the work is done, we close the loop with both you and the tenant.

  • Work is completed by our tech or vendor and documented in our system.
  • Photos and notes of the completed repair are uploaded to the work order when available.
  • Invoice is processed through our system and reflected on your owner statement.
  • The work order is closed once the issue is resolved and any follow-up questions are addressed.
New Tenancies

Move-In
Process

How we prepare the home and welcome your new tenant.

Step 1 of 5
Step 1 of 5 After Approval

Lease Signed

Once an applicant is approved, we handle the entire lease signing process to lock in your new tenant.

  • Approved applicant receives a digital lease for review and signature.
  • Security deposit and any move-in funds are collected in accordance with NJ law.
  • Move-in date is confirmed and added to our internal move-in calendar.
Step 2 of 5 Pre Move-In

Utility Transfer & Local CO

Before move-in, we coordinate the logistics that keep you compliant and the home ready.

  • We oversee the tenant’s utility transfer into their name where required.
  • TPG submits for the local Certificate of Occupancy (CO) or equivalent, if required by the municipality.
  • Any municipal inspections tied to the CO are coordinated and tracked by our team.
Step 3 of 5 Pre Move-In

Final Move-In Cleaning

Every home receives a final, professional move-in cleaning — this is always required.

  • Full interior cleaning scheduled close to the move-in date.
  • Kitchens, bathrooms, floors, and common areas are brought to move-in ready condition.
  • This step helps set expectations with the tenant and reduces early complaints.
Step 4 of 5 ~1 day prior

Move-In Inspection

A TPG Field Technician completes a move-in inspection to document the unit’s condition.

  • Field Tech walks the unit, checking for safety items and readiness.
  • Photos and notes are taken to document pre-move-in condition.
  • Any last-minute issues are flagged for quick resolution before the tenant arrives.
Step 5 of 5 Move-In

Move-In Day & Tenant Welcome

On move-in day, we make sure your tenant has a smooth start and feels taken care of.

  • We meet or coordinate with the tenant for key handoff or lockbox access.
  • Our team checks in to confirm they accessed the home and are comfortable.
  • Any immediate concerns are addressed and the move-in is documented in our system.
Vacant Units

Move-Out &
Turn Process

We manage the entire move-out and unit turn process for you.

Step 1 of 5
Step 1 of 5 Move-Out

Tenant Move-Out

Once the tenant vacates, TPG Management takes over the entire move-out and turn process.

  • Tenant turn-in of keys and confirmation of move-out date.
  • Account and ledger reviewed for final rent and charges.
  • Unit is queued for move-out inspection by our Field Tech.
Step 2 of 5 ~3 days

Field Tech Move-Out Inspection

Within about three days of move-out, a Field Technician completes a detailed inspection.

  • Full move-out inspection of the unit interior and any included areas.
  • Photos and notes documenting condition and any damages.
  • Inspection report uploaded for review by Maintenance and the Property Manager.
Step 3 of 5 ~2 days

Rent-Ready List & Turn Estimate

Our Maintenance Team and Property Manager create a clear scope to bring the unit to rent-ready condition.

  • Review inspection photos and notes to separate normal wear-and-tear from chargeable damages.
  • Create a rent-ready checklist of required work.
  • Prepare and send an estimate for turn work to the owner.
Step 4 of 5 ~5 days

Turn Work Completed

If TPG Management completes the turn, standard scopes are typically finished within about five days.

  • Turn work scheduled and completed by our in-house team or vendors.
  • Standard painting, cleaning, repairs, and safety checks performed.
  • Larger or specialized scopes may require additional time and are communicated to the owner.
Step 5 of 5 ~1–10 days

Begin Leasing & Security Deposit Disposition

Once the unit is ready, we start leasing and complete the legal security deposit review.

  • Within ~1 day of turn completion, the unit is handed off to our Leasing Process.
  • Within ~10 days, we complete the legal security deposit review and accounting.
  • Move-out disposition letter is issued to the tenant with itemized charges and refund details.
Lease Renewals

Renewal
Process

We start renewals early to reduce vacancy and protect your cash flow.

Step 1 of 5
Step 1 of 5 ~120 days out

Tenant Check-In

Around 120 days before lease expiration, we start the renewal conversation.

  • We reach out to the tenant to confirm their interest in renewing.
  • Early notice of non-renewals allows time to plan a smooth turn and re-leasing.
  • Any early concerns or maintenance items can be noted for follow-up.
Step 2 of 5 ~100 days out

Unit Renewal Inspection

Roughly 100 days out, we complete a renewal inspection of the unit.

  • Inspection to confirm condition, safety items, and any needed maintenance.
  • Helps prevent surprises at move-out by addressing issues early.
  • Findings are documented and used to plan any pre-renewal work.
Step 3 of 5 ~80 days out

Market Comps & Renewal Pricing

About 80 days before expiration, we recommend a renewal rate based on market data.

  • We run fresh market comps and analyze current rental conditions.
  • A renewal pricing recommendation is sent to the owner for approval.
  • If the recommendation is not rejected within 72 hours, we proceed with that renewal rate (auto-renew logic).
Step 4 of 5 ~75 days out

Renewal Sent to Tenant

Once pricing is set, we issue the renewal to the tenant and track signatures.

  • Renewal documents are sent electronically to the tenant around 75 days out.
  • We track execution status and follow up with the tenant as needed.
  • Non-responses are escalated and flagged so we can prepare for possible vacancy.
Step 5 of 5 ~10 days out

Final Internal Audit

Before the new lease term begins, we make sure everything is clean and correct in our system.

  • Our team audits the renewal to confirm full execution and correct terms.
  • System rent amounts and dates are verified against the signed renewal.
  • Any open items are cleared so the new term starts smoothly.

Monthly Owner Packet

Once your property is onboarded and occupied, you'll receive a Monthly Owner Packet on the 10th of each month covering the prior month's activity.

Your Owner Packet Includes:

  • Monthly financial statements for the prior month
  • Rent collection summary
  • Maintenance work orders and completed repairs
  • Vendor invoices and charges
  • Notes on property and resident activity (if applicable)

All documents are also available anytime in your Owner Portal.

Consistent, predictable reporting — no chasing, no guessing.

Owner Common Processes

How payouts, rent collection, portals, and utilities are handled at TPG Management.

Owner payouts

Owner Payouts

Net owner payouts are processed on a consistent schedule so you know when to expect funds.

  • Owner payouts are processed between the 10th – 15th of each month.
  • All payouts are sent via direct deposit to the bank account we have on file.
  • If you need to change your bank account at any time, email your request in writing to owners@tpgmanagement.net.
  • For security, we cannot accept bank change requests over the phone or via text.
Rent collection and evictions

Rent Collection & Evictions

We follow a structured timeline for rent collection and, when necessary, eviction proceedings.

  • Rent is due on the 1st of each month.
  • By the 6th, we begin our delinquency collection process if payment has not been received.
  • We work directly with the tenant to secure payment or a written payment agreement when appropriate.
  • By the 11th, if there is still no payment and no approved payment agreement in place, we contact you for approval to proceed with eviction.
  • If an eviction is required, TPG Management oversees the entire process with our attorney.
  • There is an $800 charge (split as a charge on both the tenant and owner ledgers) to cover the associated costs.
Owner portal and statements

Owner Portal & Financial Statements

Your Owner Portal is the primary hub for viewing property performance, financials, and documents. All financial statement requests and questions must be submitted in writing to owners@tpgmanagement.net. Portal login or access issues should be directed to your assigned Property Manager.

  • Monthly and year-to-date financial statements.
  • Invoices and expenses.
  • Owner distributions and transaction history.
  • Important property and lease documents.
  • Submitting requests in writing ensures proper tracking, documentation, and faster resolution.
Utilities management

Utilities

Proper utility handling during vacancies is critical to protecting the property and maintaining compliance.

  • Owners are required to transfer utilities into their name during any vacancy.
  • Utilities must remain active and paid while the unit is vacant to prevent damage, frozen pipes, and municipal issues.
  • If you prefer TPG Management to handle utility transfers on your behalf, a $35 administrative fee per transfer applies.
  • Clear and timely utility management helps avoid delays in move-ins and Certificate of Occupancy approvals.

How to Reach Us

Our dedicated Owner Support team is here to help. Reach out anytime with questions about your property.

Owner Support
Phone 732-978-9390