Are there any costs to me as a homeowner?
No. We are leasing the property from you similar to how a traditional tenant could. We’ll pay you and cover the full cost of rent. Who is on the lease? Socially Exposed, Inc. is the actual entity that is on the lease. Similar to a corporate lease,...
Is rent really guaranteed?
Yes. No matter what. If the property is vacant, Settle will still pay you on-time every month for your entire lease term. We directly deposit rent into your bank account every month.
How frequently do Settle residents turnover?
Settle is focused on building a community as part of the value we’re offering for our residents. Because of that, retention and consistency is important. We’re prioritizing long term residents because that’s what ultimately adds value to our commu...
Who’s living at the property?
Settle residents are a pool of the most qualified renters you could find. We’re bringing together professionals through a variety of different channels who are interested in living in one of our communities. Usually this means city newcomers who w...
When would the lease start?
A value of leasing with Settle is that we’re able to turn around and lease space right away. With the amount of demand we’re seeing from our network of residents, we’re willing to take on the vacant space and sign a lease this week.
How do I know my property is being cared for?
As the entity on the lease, Settle is very particular about making sure our homes are well maintained. At the same time, as part of our selection process, we’re very particular about upkeep and cleanliness. We’ll even schedule regular cleaning ser...
What insurance coverage does Settle carry?
There are usually two levels of insurance coverage on every Settle home: the owner’s homeowners insurance and we recommend individual resident renters insurance.
What maintenance does Settle cover?
Settle will cover any resident damage at no cost to the owner. For issues caused by age, deferred maintenance, or Acts of God, Settle will repair or oversee repairs at the expense of the owner.