Start with the owner portal
Review current statements, documents, messages, and property information before sending a question.
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Start Here · Rental property owner
Your rental property performance and service hub.
Open your owner portal for property-specific information, use the service overview for management context, and contact the rental team with decision-ready questions.
Your most useful next steps
What do you need to do?
These links are selected specifically for rental property owner.
Open my owner portal
Access owner statements, documents, property information, and management updates.
Open owner loginReview management services
See the leasing, resident, inspection, maintenance, and reporting support behind your account.
View owner servicesRead owner resources
Browse practical property-management information for rental owners and landlords.
Open resourcesContact the rental team
Send a property-specific question, approval, or update with the details needed to respond.
Contact myHomeSpotRole-specific guidance
Make owner decisions easier to act on
Property-specific context and a clear decision help your management team respond efficiently.
Important: For account-specific financial details or property documents, use the owner portal rather than email whenever the requested information is already available there.
Identify the property and outcome
Include the property address and say whether you need an explanation, recommendation, estimate approval, status, or document.
State constraints and timing
Share budget limits, availability, insurance or warranty context, and the date a decision is needed.
Answers for your role
Common questions
Where are my owner statements?
Sign in to the rental property owner portal for account-specific statements, documents, and property updates.
How should I ask about a repair or estimate?
Include the property address, work item, estimate or vendor reference, the decision you need to make, and any budget or timing constraints.
Where can I review what management includes?
Rental Property Management explains leasing, resident coordination, inspections, maintenance, financial reporting, and owner communication.
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Choose a different roleNeed a property-specific answer?
Include the rental address, the decision or information you need, and any timing constraints.