Highland Property Management

We Can Help Manage Your Highland Rental Property

Our Highland 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 Highland 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 Highland 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 Highland, however we specialize in servicing North County and the areas below. Our property management office locations in Highland and Highland facilitate our County wide services.

Highland Area Information

In 1891, Highland was identified as a town site and then incorporated as a General Law City in November 1987. The average temperate city is situated in San Bernardino Valley, California and is the home-base to a nonpareil library as well as a gold-rated environmental learning center. The city is split east to west of Boulder Ave, with demographics such as housing density divided evenly across the Boulder Ave border. The Highland property management team has the experience to manage any Highland city rental property.

The first White settler, Henry Rabel purchased 40 acres on Base Line in 1857. In 1859, he bought 80 more acres upon which the area was called Rabel Springs. The province was made up of a large pond filled with clear water from the artesian and thermal wells. Rabel constructed bath houses plus a hotel with eleven rooms for guest. Over the years, the city of Rabel became even more popular because of its recreational attractions accompanied by the discovery of Harlem Springs in 1887.

In 1885, the remaining tribe of Serrano Indians was relocated to the San Manuel Reservation (an area known for its Indian heritage) by the government. There were many more Indians than White in the Valley at one time, yet smallpox wiped out most of the Rancherias. Cram, the first school district for the entire area was formed in 1869. Due to it increased population, Messina’s first school district was established in 1883 and was named Highland. This initiated the official use of the word Highland for the entire area.

The Messina Post Office relocated to the Highland Santa Fe Depot in 1899. This activity, along with a detailed petition prompted Messina to change its name to Highland. The Base Line was abandoned and an historical district was designated to depict the old-town zone of the Highland’s town site. The Highland Chamber of Commerce was organized in 1906, becoming a force in the further development of the primal Highland area. In 1984, the Highland community celebrated its 100th year, dating back to its early Messina days.