#1 HUNTINGTON BEACH PROPERTY MANAGEMENT COMPANY

Best Orange County Property Management Company for Full-Service Landlord Support

West Point Property Management is the full-service property management company Orange County landlords turn to for tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance coordination, and eviction follow-through, all handled for one flat monthly fee. We manage rentals across Huntington Beach, Irvine, Anaheim, Costa Mesa, Cypress, and Fountain Valley, backed by a 24-hour live answering service and more than three decades of local experience.

Key Takeaways

What does full-service property management include for Orange County landlords?

Full-service property management with West Point covers everything from finding a qualified tenant to keeping the property compliant once they're in it. Our program includes tenant screening, rent collection, marketing, leasing, inspections, maintenance coordination, complaint resolution, eviction follow-through, court appearance support, and capital improvement and gardening coordination.

Service What it covers
Prospective Tenant Screening Rental history, creditworthiness, employment verification, debt-ratio evaluation, and FICO score checks
Rental Property Marketing & Leasing Advertising, showings, applicant processing, and lease administration to minimize vacancy
Rent Collection and Owner Disbursement Collecting rent, acting on delinquent accounts, depositing funds to the owner on the first of each month
Rental Property Inspections Property evaluation before and after occupancy, plus mid-lease inspections
Maintenance and Repair Coordination Contractor dispatch and follow-through, using our network of approved contractors
Inquiry and Complaint Resolution Response and resolution for tenant and owner issues, 7 days a week
Eviction Procedure Follow-Through & Court Appearance Support Initiating, monitoring, and closing out eviction procedures, with court representation on the landlord's behalf
Capital Improvement & Gardening Service Coordination Scheduling upgrades and landscaping through our contractor network

Tenant screening protects your investment before a lease is signed

Our prospective tenant screening goes well beyond pulling a credit report. We follow up directly with past landlords for references, review creditworthiness for late payments, bankruptcy, or foreclosure history, and verify employment for job stability and growth potential. We also check the applicant's front-end and back-end debt ratio and pull a FICO score through the credit agency before any lease gets signed.

That level of screening is what one of our owners noticed firsthand. Laura Lane wrote in a Google review: "We were so pleased with West Point Property Management! They were patient with our often extensive list of questions (especially early on), the entire staff replied promptly to emails, and problems were efficiently addressed for the tenants. Given that we were renting out our home and not just a rental property, the team provided peace of mind that the house was in good hands while we were away. Highly recommend!"

Rent collection, marketing, and keeping vacancy periods short

We collect rent and fees from tenants, take action on delinquent accounts, and deposit funds directly to the owner's bank account or mailbox on the first of each month. That schedule doesn't shift for owner convenience or tenant excuses; it's the same disbursement date every month.

On the marketing side, our team advertises each property, schedules showings, and processes prospective tenants promptly, with the goal of renting for the maximum amount current market conditions allow. If you want a sense of what our managed portfolio looks like, our rental listings page shows fully furnished homes in gated communities, where the owner covers HOA, pool, and gardener costs and we handle the rest. And if you're weighing what your own property could rent for, our owner property quote request gets you a real estimate from our team, not a guess.

What happens during a rental property inspection?

A rental property inspection evaluates the unit's condition before a tenant moves in, again after they move out, and at points during the lease. West Point Property Management uses these inspections to document existing conditions, catch maintenance issues early, and confirm the tenant is meeting lease requirements throughout the tenancy.

Documentation at move-in matters more than it used to. For residential tenancies that begin on or after July 1, 2025, California Civil Code section 1950.5 requires landlords to photograph the unit at move-in and, when claiming repair or cleaning deductions, to photograph the unit again after possession is returned and once more after the repair work is finished, according to the California State Legislature. We build that photo documentation into our inspection process so owners have a clean record if a security deposit deduction is ever disputed.

Maintenance, repairs, and capital improvements without the headaches

You don't need to know a plumber, an electrician, or a roofer. That's what our extensive network of approved contractors is for. When a tenant submits a request for repair, we coordinate the fix through vetted vendors, which keeps costs down and gets the issue resolved without the owner fielding calls.

The same network handles larger jobs too. Capital improvements, from a roof replacement to a full remodel between tenants, get coordinated through our contractor relationships. Gardening service coordination runs the same way: we schedule it, and it shows up on the owner's statement, not as a separate vendor headache.

Eviction follow-through and court appearance support

When a tenancy breaks down, we initiate the eviction procedure, monitor it through every stage, and follow it through to completion. California court appearances are part of that process, and a property manager can often handle them on the landlord's behalf, which keeps you from having to take time off or sit in a courtroom yourself.

Getting to eviction is rare when screening and communication are handled properly upfront, which is exactly why our inquiry and complaint resolution process exists. We respond to tenant and owner issues seven days a week, backed by our 24-hour live answering service, so small problems get addressed before they turn into lease violations.

Property management coverage across Orange County

West Point Property Management operates from our office in Huntington Beach and manages rentals throughout Fountain Valley, Irvine, Anaheim, Cypress, and Costa Mesa. We've built more than three decades of local experience into how we screen tenants, price rentals, and coordinate repairs across these markets, and that history shapes every property we take on.

Our coverage extends into cities across the county beyond our core service area, including a dedicated presence in Brea. If you own a rental anywhere in Orange County and want to know whether we cover your zip code, our locations page lists where our team is active.

Frequently asked questions

How much does West Point Property Management charge for full-service management?

Full-service management is billed at one low monthly fee with no hidden costs added on top. That single fee covers screening, marketing, leasing, rent collection, inspections, maintenance coordination, and eviction follow-through, so owners aren't billed piecemeal for services that should already be included in day-to-day management.

Can I reach West Point Property Management outside normal business hours?

Yes. Our office keeps standard hours Monday through Friday from 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. and weekends from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. but our 24-hour live answering service takes owner and tenant calls around the clock, seven days a week, so urgent issues don't wait for the next business day.

Who pays for HOA fees, pool maintenance, and gardening at your managed rentals?

At the rentals we manage in gated communities, the property owner pays for HOA dues, pool maintenance, and gardening. We coordinate the vendors and scheduling for gardening service and any related upkeep, but those costs run through the owner's account rather than being absorbed into our management fee.

What happens if my tenant stops paying rent?

We first take action on the delinquent account directly, following up on the missed payment before it escalates. If the issue doesn't resolve, we initiate the eviction procedure, monitor it through each stage, and follow through to completion, including court appearance support on the landlord's behalf where that applies under California process.

If you own a rental in Huntington Beach, Irvine, Anaheim, Costa Mesa, Cypress, Fountain Valley, or anywhere else in Orange County and want to talk through what full-service management would look like for your specific property, tell us about it using the form below this article and our team will follow up.

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