Beaumont Property Management

We Can Help Manage Your Beaumont Rental Property

Our Beaumont property professionals are full-time managers who do not buy or sell real estate. We devote all of our attention to managing your property in Beaumont and staying current on rental laws and practices. Our owners are provided with a team of skilled property managers to oversee the daily responsibility of a property.

The property management teams work closely with both our Accounting and Maintenance departments to provide expert knowledge to our owners. At PropertyADVANTAGE we work as a team to seamlessly supply excellent service in all facets of property management.Our property management team has the experience to manage any situation quickly, efficiently, legally and with minimum exposure to liability for our landlords. We take care of all the details, so you don’t have to. We deducted a small percent of the monthly rent to manage your property professionally.

What we do as your Beaumont property manager:

Rent Collection
Accounting Services
Bill Payment
Maintenance Coordination
After Hours Emergency Maintenance Availability
Annual Property Evaluations
Eviction Assistance
Show Available Properties
Lease Preparation and Execution
Tenant Screening
Tenant Placement
Move-In/ Move-Out Evaluations
HOA – Tenant Relations
Lease Re-Writing and Modifications
Large Investor Asset Management

Take advantage of these helpful Owner Resources and see how they can help you.

Why Do You Need a Professional Property Manager?

Our Services Will:

Make sure your properties fulfill all local, state and federal regulations
Enforce the terms of your rental agreements
Collect bad debts and evict tenants
Prepare welcome handbooks for tenants
Manage cleaning, painting and maintenance repairs
Perform move-in and move-out inspections
Advertise and show your properties

Avoid those 2 a.m. calls about plumbing disasters. Never worry about collecting late rent payments. Switch smoothly from one tenant to the next with as little down time as possible. Our professional property management services will give you peace of mind.

PropertyADVANTAGE takes care of all the day-to-day headaches associated with your rental’s property management. As a result, you maximize rental income while minimizing the amount of time you spend dealing with operations.

We service all of Beaumont, however we specialize in servicing North County and the areas below. Our property management office locations in Beaumont and Beaumont facilitate our County wide services.

Beaumont Area Information

Many surveying explorers during the early 1850s passed through the tract of what is now known as Beaumont. In 1853, a surveying expedition under the supervision of the United States Government appointed Lieutenant R.S. Williamson discovered the San Gorgonio Pass. The discovery thrilled many in that they were beginning to see that connecting to the ocean was a feasible option to consider. They realized how it may pave the way for the future plans to connect a railway from the Missouri River to the Pacific. Beaumont Property Management team is available to share the town’s background as well as manage property for landlords.

The Union Pacific Railroad laid tracks throughout the modern-day scene of Beaumont. A site was identified at the summit of the pass which was ultimately called the Edgar Station. Edgar Station was named after a physician from one of the original expedition troops. The station served as a rest stop for railway travelers departing from the Mojave Desert in route to the Los Angeles area. Soon thereafter, the Edgar Station was renamed by a real estate developer who then changed the name to San Gorgonio. The Beaumont landmark began to attract more and more permanent settlers.

San Gorgonio adopted its current French name Beaumont after its incorporation in 1912. The city of Beaumont (“beautiful mountain”) quickly boasted a healthy population, along with five churches, a public library, a high school, two local newspapers, lumber yards, commercial packing houses, a dehydrating plant, and a bank. The local residents often referred to their city as “the land of the big red apple” as it was one of Riverside County’s largest apple cultivators.

In the 1930s, Beaumont experienced an upswing in residents and visitors due to the popular resort oasis in the nearby city of Palm Springs. Beaumont attempted to capitalize on the tourist attraction by establishing its own guest ranching. According to a postcard dating back to the 1930s/1940s, the Highland Springs Guest Ranch of Beaumont offered its patrons a host of activities such as horseback riding, tennis, archery, swimming, horseshoes, ping pong, shuffle- board, ballroom dancing, massages, and basketball.