West Property Management

We have been working in the Utah Residential Real Estate market for over 10 years, servicing hundreds of Clients with their residential needs. We have learned that we are what we repeatedly do, and that to become an Expert in anything means that you have to be 100% dedicated in making our careers a statement of excellence. We are not the typical company that focuses on buying and selling homes and takes on the occasional property to manage on the side, as a side business. We make property management our priority, our first and only form of real estate and we are committed to Excellence.

We come from a construction background and know what it takes to maintain, and not over pay on unnecessary maintenance bills while managing your property. At the same time we know that good ready to rent properties invite great tenants, and we want nothing other than keeping your property rented, maintained and cash flowing. We make money when you do, vacancies are bad for both of us.

Turning the care and management of your home over to a property manager in Northern Utah is a big decision that deserves careful consideration. Much like using a good accountant or financial planner, a good property manager will protect your investment, provide professional service, reduce your costs, and increase your income.

The feedback we have received shows that with our services, owners worry less and their properties do better since they joined our services. We invite you to take a moment to familiarize yourself with our services and recognize the benefits of having our company professionally manage your Northern Utah property.

No matter which company you choose to manage your rental home in Northern Utah, make sure you pick a qualified property manager who is serious about the profession of property management. Many property managers operate as a sideline business or an afterthought to their sales business, and make no effort to stay educated or updated on landlord/tenant laws or current industry practices. In fact, some property managers in Northern Utah are not even licensed real estate agents.