Chase Kimball
Finance and real estate
B.S. in Finance from BYU and a licensed real estate agent, with hands-on experience in real estate private equity and multifamily asset management. Brings a numbers-first view to managing your property.
About
Investment-grade management for Utah County rentals.
Why we started
Real estate is bought to be passive. We make it feel that way.
We kept seeing the same broken incentive: managers who charge for vacancies they should be filling, and bury markups in invoices nobody sees.
The fix is disclosure. We charge 10% of the rent and other income we collect, and every fee and charge is disclosed in advance and itemized on your statement. Filling your unit, keeping your resident and fixing things quickly are how we keep your business.
We work only in Utah County, because that is where we know the market, the seasons, the academic year around BYU and UVU, and the vendors. Depth over breadth.
The team
Who you will be working with.
Cael Kimball
Operations
Runs day-to-day operations for a single-room rental portfolio in Utah County: screening, rent collection, turnovers, vendors and maintenance response.
Why owners choose us
No paper, no fax, no 1998.
Brothers running it
Personal accountability. You reach an owner of the business, not a turnover desk.
Utah County focus
We know this market: pricing, seasonality, BYU and UVU, and the local vendors.
Modern operations
Residents pay and report repairs online, and the books are kept to the dollar.
Owner first
A repair over $300 waits for your answer, except an emergency, and every charge is a line on your statement.
Habitat Property Management LLC is a Utah company and a licensed Utah property manager, based in Provo. Rents and deposits are held in a trust account, separate from our own funds.
Next step
Ask us what we would do with yours.
A conversation costs nothing, and you will leave it knowing what we would do and what it would cost.