Owner FAQs

Yes, any company offering property management services in South Carolina must be licensed.

The state of South Carolina has multiple requirements that must be met before it grants a real estate license to a company.

A real estate broker can manage property for others, and property managers must hold a Property Manager or Property Manager-in-Charge license issued by the South Carolina Real Estate Commission. This ensures they meet educational and ethical standards. At Land Crown Property Management, all our managers are fully licensed and committed to upholding these standards. Confirm that your property manager is licensed by clicking here.

Our pricing is transparent and competitive. We charge a percentage of the monthly rent collected, with no hidden fees. For a detailed breakdown, please visit our Pricing Page.

No. We only collect management fees when your property is occupied and rent is collected. This aligns our interests with yours—to keep your property rented.

We utilize a comprehensive marketing strategy that includes listing on major rental platforms, professional photography, and targeted online advertising to attract high-quality tenants.

While market conditions can vary, properties that are well-maintained and priced appropriately typically rent within 30 days. We provide regular updates and recommendations to minimize vacancy time.

Our thorough screening process includes credit checks, employment verification, rental history, and background checks, all in compliance with federal and South Carolina fair housing laws.​

To ensure compliance with fair housing laws and maintain objectivity, Land Crown handles the tenant selection process. We keep you informed throughout and select tenants based on established criteria.​

Although you do NOT have to accept pets, pet owners now make up a majority of renters. Allowing pets can increase your property's appeal. We do recommend our owner-clients allow pets, and we provide our owner-clients with a $1,000 We offer a pet damage guarantee to mitigate potential risks.​

South Carolina law does not require landlords to accept Section 8 vouchers.

We use lease agreements tailored to South Carolina laws, ensuring clarity and legal compliance for both landlords and tenants.

As your authorized property manager, Land Crown Real Estate signs lease agreements on your behalf, streamlining the process and ensuring legal compliance.​

Owners have 24/7 access to a secure online portal where you can view financial statements, maintenance requests, and other pertinent information.

We disburse rental income via direct deposit by the 10th of each month, after rent collection and expense reconciliation has been completed.

Yes. We conduct annual inspections to ensure property upkeep and lease compliance, providing you with detailed reports and photos.

We handle all aspects of rent collection. If a tenant fails to pay, we initiate the appropriate legal proceedings in accordance with South Carolina law.

Yes. If a tenant we place vacates within the first 12 months, we will find a replacement tenant at no additional cost to you.​

Yes. Our rigorous screening process minimizes eviction risks. In the rare event of an eviction, we cover up to $1,000 in legal fees.​

Properties should be clean and in good repair to attract quality tenants. We can assist in making your property rent-ready to meet market expectations.​

We coordinate all maintenance and repairs using vetted vendors, ensuring timely and cost-effective solutions.​

Yes. We require a $600 maintenance reserve to cover minor repairs and emergencies. Unused funds are returned upon termination of our management services.​

While we have a network of trusted vendors, we are open to working with your preferred professionals, provided they meet our standards and are properly insured.​

Yes. However, please note that warranty companies may have specific processes and timelines that could affect repair speed. We will coordinate with them as needed.​