• PG Management Group, LLC

    10130 Mallard Creek Rd. Suite 200

    Charlotte, NC 28262

    704-566-3610

    www.PGManagementGroup.com

  • Property and Owner Onboarding Form

    Owner and Property Information
  • ****PLEASE NOTE - This form does not save progress and may reqire re-entry if you do not complete in a timely manner. If you exit the form you will lose any data that has been entered. We suggest reading through and gathering all information prior to starting the form.

  • Thank you for allowing us the opportunity to assist you with your property.
    The following documents are for your review. All documents will need to be
    filled out and signed prior to our office being able to proceed forward. In
    addition, we will need you to provide us the following:

    1.  Completed direct deposit information and a copy of a canceled check. 


    2.  Copy of your trust, or an Abstract of Trust naming you as the authority to sign on behalf of the trust. (if applicable).


    3.  Copy of your current liability insurance policy (minimum of $1,000,000)
    naming PG Management Group, LLC as additionally insured so we are mailed renewals easily for updating.


    4.  HOA Rules and Regulations (if applicable). Please alert your HOA we are to be listed as the Property Manager, and include us in communication for the property/community so we can address things quickly as needed.


    5.  Access to your property. We will require 4 sets of keys to your property
    along with one parking pass and/or garage door opener per parking space (if applicable). If you are unable to provide us with the required number of keys and/or openers we will be happy to obtain them on your behalf.

    6.  Onboarding fee. This is an administrative fee to cover the time and cost of setting up a new account/property which includes but is not limited to contacting all utilities, HOA’s, walk through evaluation, repair recommendation list, handling those repairs, keys, photographs, bank account set up and any other needs specific to your property, as well as working with your current property manager to collect all the keys, security deposit(s), rent roll(s) and more for your currently occupied property.

    • VACANT PROPERTY $100
    • OCCUPIED PROPERTY $250
  • We advise owners to register their properties so the City of Charlotte can identify and contact owners of property where crime and/or disorder has occurred and provide owners with timely information related to what is occurring on their properties so that necessary actions can be taken to address the causes of the crime and disorder. 

    Is there a cost for registration?
    Registration is free


    What owner information must I provide?
    Name, business and personal contact information (no public or private post office boxes) and an email address. Required information is designated in the online form.


    What if I have multiple properties or the property has more than one owner? Who do I list as the primary contact?
    The following cases below outlines the appropriate owner information required.
     Multiple owners: the person who has the legal authority to act on behalf of the other owners
     Corporation: a registered agent and/or officer who has the authority to act on behalf of the corporation
     Partnership: the managing partner and one alternative who have the legal authority to act on behalf of the partnership
     Unincorporated association or other entity: a person who has the legal authority to act on behalf of the association or entity


    What should I do if I sell a property that is registered with the City?
    Owners, whose rental property is registered with the City, shall provide CMPD the buyer’s information (name, business or personal address and email address) within 30 days from the date of change of ownership.


    How will the City determine excessive disorder activity?
    CMPD will monitor both the amount as well as the types of disorder activity that occur at each residentisl rental property each calendar year quarter. If the amount meets or exceeds the established threshold for the catergory of property the property will be deemed in need of remedial action, the
    owner will be required to meet and work with CMPD to develop a plan of action to address the underlying issues associated with the crime and disorder.

    This is not required, however STONGLY ADVISED.

    Please complete the Rental Property Registration: Charlotte Rental Property Registration

  • HOME WARRANTY
    Home Warranties: In the event you have a home warranty contract PG Management Group will make every attempt to work with your warranty company. We often times have issues with these warranty companies and the amount of time in which it takes for them to resolve an issue, especially during plumbing emergencies. PG Management Group will contract with an outside vendor if our company deems it necessary due to your warranty company’s lack of response. In the event we proceed forward in this manner you will be contacted by our office. Our company charges an additional $25 service charge for all home warranty maintenance requests.

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  • UTILITIES
    Utilities are Owner’s responsibility up to the starting date of the lease. Owner agrees to maintain working utility services for electricity, water and gas during all vacancy periods. 

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  • PROPERTY INFORMATION

    Four (4) property keys are required

    • One (1) master set for our office with all available keys
    • (2-3) for the tenant(s.)

    If we do not receive all required keys then there will be a $5.00 per key copy charge. If you select ‘Yes’ for any of these below, we will need the listed item(s.) Otherwise, we have your permission to order new ones or re-key as required at your expense.

    Please note that we require one garage door opener per available parking space.

  • *Please note if an owner does not wish to remove personal items, if repair or replacement is needed, the repair or replacement of the item will be at the owner’s expense*

  • Personal Property Disclaimer

    Property Address: .

    After 9 years of managing rental homes, we still wrestle with the issues of managing, protecting, tracking, retrieving, photographing and documenting the personal property owners leave behind when they move out of their home and turn it into a rental. We have seen owners leave behind televisions, lawnmowers, ladders, washers and dryers, furniture, pool tables, hoses, lawn chairs, Christmas decorations, and lots of other personal (and sometimes valuable) property, thinking they will get it back.

    The problem is simple. No matter how hard we try, tenants do not remember what is theirs, and what was left by the owner, when they move out. They have friends helping them move and it all gets put on the truck. Trying to chase them to retrieve the missing items after they have moved is an impossible task no matter what they sign or how honorable their intentions were at move in.

    “I will lock my belongings in a separate room in the basement” helps sometimes, but kids still pick locks and owner’s things disappear. Signing an inventory list at move in helps sometimes, but things still “grow legs” and get lost. No matter what we do to track personal property, owners still want to blame Manager for not doing a good job keeping track of their valuable things. Note: If owner chooses to have an owner’s closet of personal things, they promise not to store flammable or toxic material in it.

    Here are the rules regarding personal property:

    1. Owner’s are strongly encouraged to remove any and all personal property from the home before we start marketing. Anything you leave behind will probably not be there after the tenants vacate.

    2. The Owner will give Manager a list of personal property before we lease the property. Manager will, on a best efforts basis, log personal property on a separate ledger and have the tenant sign that they will leave the property behind when they move out.

    3. Manager makes no promises, warranties, or projections as to whether or not said personal property will ever be found; whether it will be in good shape; whether the owner will ever see the property again; and whether or not the tenant will leave it when they move out.

    4. Owner understands that if the tenant gets evicted, the sheriff will not ask “who does this stuff belong to”. He will just put it all on the street regardless of who claims ownership. We will make efforts to pull the owner’s personal property out of that situation, but often the timing of these circumstances is out of our hands and sheriffs often have the property empty before we can get there.

    5. Owner hereby relieves and releases Manager, its Managers, staff, vendors, and employees from any liability, whatsoever, for the loss or destruction of any personal property the owner leaves behind while renting the property through Manager.

    6. Defining the difference between junk and valuable personal property. Some people leave things behind that they consider valuable but no one else would. We often find boxes of stuff left in the garage, crawlspace and attics that we are just going to ‘toss out’ and not log on a personal property schedule.

    If you value it, take it with you. 

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  • If you are contracted with a pest control company please provide PG Management Group, LLC, and thereby the tenant, with a copy of the notice regarding chemicals that was provided to you when the contract was initiated so please contact them to get a list of chemicals used in the services that are applicable to your property.

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  • PETS
    A national study shows approximately 67% of families that rent have pets, and 35% of those families renting do not have pets, however, stated they would if their landlord would let them. Having a Pet Friendly Property and accepting pets increases your chances tremendously in getting your property rented with not only the least vacancy possible but at the highest rent rate possible.

  • *In the event your policy coverage changes and there is any change in breed restrictions it is the owner’s responsibility to inform our company*

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  • *To insure your landscaping is being properly cared for, PG Management Group highly recommends you install automatic irrigation and include landscape service with the rental*

    Owner is to provide all landscaping services during the time the property is vacant.

  • "PG Management Group suggests to remove a washer and dryer if located in the property."

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  • Why does my Property Manager need to be added as an additional insured, and what happens ifthere is a claim made? When a Property Manager is hired, they perform a variety of different services on behalf of the Owner. In general, the Property Manager does not have a financial interest in the property; however, they do take on the risk and liability as if they were the homeowner. With that said they are generally named in every lawsuit alongside the owner, in which case the owner’s liability insurance would cover the defense of the property manager as well. Assuming the Property Manager does carry E&O Insurance and General Liability insurance, which we do, this only offers protection from claims that are a result of the services provided by the Property Manager or an incident resulting in the property manager’s negligence. It does not offer any protection against matters concerning the home itself. Some examples of where the Property Manager would not be covered by their insurance policy include someone injuring themselves at the property, burglary, fire, water leaks, etc. These are all instances where the property owner is liability, again provided it is not a result of the property manager’s negligence.

    In essence, the Property Manager is at all times vulnerable to claims and lawsuits arising from the property itself. When a property manager manages hundreds of doors it is not practical to open a claim and pay a high deductible every time there becomes a threat or a lawsuit against a property that is managed, which is why many Property Managers require the Landlord to add the Property Manager to their insurance policy as an additional insured, this extends coverage to the Property Manager. When a claim is made your insurance company will provide separate legal defense for the owner of the property and the property manager, this is at no additional cost to you. In the event the property manager is deemed liable during the discovery process the property manager’s insurance then steps in. It is very common for a Property Manager to require a Landlord to add them as an additional insured; so much so that it is standard language written in the California Association of Realtors Property Management Agreement, and a most property manager’s insurance policies language states the property manager must require such. This is why a property manager will require a homeowner to list them as additional insured, at least the ones with more knowledge and experience, which arguably would be the better ones as they understand risk and liability. This is the number one reason you hire a Property Manager in the first place, isn’t it?

    Tips when talking to your insurance agent:Special consideration needs to be taken when discussing this with your insurance company as wording is very important. The insurance industry uses specific terminology and one word can make a big difference. Some insurance companies will offer to add the Property Manager as an additional interest, which is not the same as an additional insured. Additional interest essentially means they will notify the Property Manager of policy renewals, cancellations, or changes in coverage. It does not extend coverage. When talking to their insurance agent, the Landlord needs to specify that they want their Property Manager added as an additional insured. There are some insurance companies that do charge to add a Property Manager as an additional interest for a small fee. However, not every company does this and every insurance company is different. If your insurance company charges for this service, ask them what they charge and then shop around. Even though they may charge for this service, it may still be cheaper than other policies that do not charge to add the Property Manager as an additional insured. Do note that most Property Managers will not offer to pay the difference in price to add them to the policy as most management companies require the Owner to provide this coverage at their expense. This is mainly due to the fact that there are insurance companies which do not charge for this service and ultimately the Homeowner chooses whichinsurance company they go with. If the Homeowner chooses a company that charges for this service, the Property Manager should not be penalized for that decision.

    Not all insurance companies allow Landlords to add their Property Manager as an additional insured; however, a lot of time there is standard language already written in the policy that states coverage for anyone managing the property on behalf of the owner. Often times you are working with a general insurance agent that sells all types of coverages, auto, home, and boat etc… they typically sit in a call center and do not necessarily know the ins and outs of the policies they are selling let alone specialize in protecting an owner’s interest in an investment property. The horror stories and lawsuits that take place against landlords is a daily occurrence and are not to be taken lightly, you NEED to be properly protected. The last thing you want is for your personal assets to be effected by someone injuring themselves on one of your rental properties. This is why it is vital you work with your attorney and an insurance agent that specializes in investment property.




  • Scheer Landlord Protection is currently NOT available due to the global pandemic. Once they start writing policies again, we will be happy to let you know.

    By working with our professional management company, you are eligible to get Scheer Landlord Protection Insurance starting at less than $1.00 a day.
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    Even though we carefully screen to get the best qualified tenants in your property, sometimes bad things happen to your good tenants. This coverage pays you:
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    Up to $50,000 in Malicious Damage
    Up to 12 Weeks of Lost Rents
    Up to $7,000 in Eviction Costs

    Insurance arranged at Lloyds and available through SureVestor

     

  • We will send you additional documentation to fill out.

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  • I hereby authorize PG Management Group, LLC to initiate automatic deposits to my account at the financial institution named below. I also authorize PG Management Group, LLC to make withdrawals from this account in the event that a credit entry is made in error.

    Further, I agree not to hold PG Management Group, LLC responsible for any delay or loss of funds due to incorrect or incomplete information supplied by me or by my financial institution or due to an error on the part of my financial institution in depositing funds to my account.

    This agreement will remain in effect until PG Management Group, LLC receives a written notice of cancellation from me or my financial institution, or until I submit a new direct deposit form to the Accounting Department.

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  • I hereby affirm that the information provided on this form is true and complete, and I assume all responsibility for the accuracy of the information reported herein. Further, I acknowledge that PG Management Group, LLC assumes no responsibility for of the information reported herein.

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  • Additional Housekeeping Documents will be sent to your email address as soon as we get you onboarded and into our system.

    Again, thank you for choosing PG Management Group, LLC to manage your property!
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  • Please submit the below forms by using the Upload Box below.

    1. If applicable: a copy of your Trust, Abstract of Trust, or Power of Attorney
    2. Copy of your current property insurance and current liability insurance policy (minimum of $1,000,000) naming PG Management Group, LLC as additionally insured.
    3. HOA Rules and Regulations
    4. W-9 ( https://www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/fw9.pdf )
    5. Bed Bug Certification
    6. Home Warranty Contract
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