Your Resident Portal
Your Resident Portal is one of the easiest ways to manage your rental home. You can use it to:
- Make rent payments
- Submit maintenance requests
- Access important documents
- Review account information
- Find available community documents
Access Your Resident Portal
We encourage you to become familiar with the portal early in your tenancy.
Paying Rent
Your lease agreement specifies your monthly rent, any additional recurring charges, and when payments are due. For convenience, you can make payments through your Resident Portal.
We recommend setting up a recurring payment to help avoid missed or late payments. Please review your payment settings carefully and keep your payment information up to date.
Maintenance Requests
For routine maintenance issues, submit a request through your Resident Portal. When submitting a request, please provide a clear description of the problem and include photos whenever possible. This helps us understand the issue and coordinate repairs more efficiently.
For urgent maintenance concerns, call our office directly at 520.441.2817. After hours, follow the prompts for emergency maintenance assistance. Please do not rely on routine portal requests for emergencies.
Property Inspections
Our team performs routine property inspections to help monitor the condition of the home and identify potential maintenance concerns. We’ll contact you in advance to coordinate access in accordance with your lease and applicable law. These inspections help us maintain the property and address concerns before they become larger problems.
HOA and Community Rules
If your home is located within a homeowners association (HOA), you’re responsible for following applicable community rules and regulations. These may include restrictions involving parking, trash containers, landscaping, exterior decorations, and other community standards.
Please review any HOA rules or community documents provided to you. If you have questions about applicable requirements or need help locating community information, contact your property manager. Following community rules helps avoid violations, fines, and unnecessary issues during your tenancy.
Keep Your Contact Information Updated
Good communication makes everything easier. Please make sure we have current phone numbers and email addresses for all residents and notify your property manager whenever your contact information changes. This helps us reach you promptly regarding maintenance, inspections, and other important matters.