Keyrenter Silicon Valley

Introduction: Chapin Hemphill, Principal of Keyrenter Silicon Valley, provides welcome relief to owners of rental homes and apartments, while helping to increase their return on investment. Property owners in Silicon Valley, CA have positioned themselves well; but the burden of landlord responsibility can be costly and stressful. Many think they’re saving money by managing their own properties, but studies show that the most costly mistakes are made by do-it-yourself landlords. Reduced vacancy rates, proven advertising strategies, and killer customer service are just some of the areas in which Keyrenter Silicon Valley excels. Keyrenter Silicon Valley offers a full range of property management solutions that alleviate the stress and overwhelm that comes with difficult tenants, 24/7 maintenance, costly evictions, and all of the other challenges that come with the property management. But frankly, that’s what a lot of Property Management firms say and claim. In it’s own singular way, Keyrenter shines a unique light upon the the property management industry. Chapin’s extensive experience in the corporate multifamily and real estate asset management world provides access to high-level rental property performance acumen to clients who own rental homes ranging from single family to multifamily properties of up to 100 units. Super-charged passion and attention to detail make Chapin and Keyrenter Silicon Valley genuinely original. The Keyrenter Silicon Valley mission is to provide its clients with personalized property management solutions that minimizes risk and maximizes cash return. Helping and working with people is probably the common denominator between Keyrenter employees. Relationships are the foundation of our success. At Keyrenter there is a culture of giving back. Keyrenter Kares is a program dedicated to helping people. We give back to St Jude's Children's Hospitals and to Team Rubicon, who unites the skills and experiences of military veterans with first responders to rapidly deploy emergency response teams.