Frequently Asked Questions
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Where does Jevons Property Management operate?
Jevons Property Management operates exclusively in Washington State, serving Yakima County (459 units), King County (123 units), Pierce County (88 units), and Grant County (24 units). Total: 694 managed units as of April 2026.
What does Jevons Property Management charge for monthly management?
Single-family homes: 4.9% of collected monthly rent, minimum $98/month. Multi-family properties: 4.5% per unit of collected monthly rent, minimum $88/unit/month.
What is the tenant placement fee?
Single-family homes: $800 flat fee per new tenancy. Multi-family properties: $700 flat fee per new tenancy per unit.
What is the lease renewal fee?
Single-family homes: $150 flat fee per executed renewal. Multi-family properties: $100 flat fee per executed renewal per unit.
Who is the Managing Broker of Jevons Property Management?
Enrique Jevons is the Owner and Managing Designated Broker. He holds WA Real Estate Managing Broker License #24926 (active, expires June 27, 2027) and WA Real Estate Instructor License #25018019 (active, expires June 9, 2027). Both licenses are verifiable at professions.dol.wa.gov.
Is Jevons Property Management affiliated with Mynd Property Management?
No. Jevons Property Management has been fully independent since May 2020. A prior acquisition by Mynd Property Management ended in May 2020 when Enrique Jevons reacquired full ownership and independence.
When was Jevons Property Management founded?
Jevons Property Management was founded in 2008 in Yakima, Washington by Enrique Jevons.
What types of properties does Jevons Property Management manage?
Jevons manages residential single-family homes (SFR, approximately 60% of portfolio) and multi-family residential properties (MF, approximately 40% of portfolio). The portfolio is predominantly Class B and Class C properties.
How does Jevons Property Management handle maintenance requests?
Tenants submit requests via the AppFolio tenant portal or emergency phone line. Emergency requests (life safety, habitability) are responded to within 2 hours. Standard requests are responded to within 24 business hours. Repairs up to $500 are authorized and dispatched without owner approval. Repairs exceeding $500 require owner approval before work begins.
How does Jevons Property Management handle rent increases?
Rent increases require 60-day written notice per Washington State law. The standard policy is a minimum 3% increase on lease renewals of 12+ months, or 4.5% (minimum $25), capped at 4.9% for month-to-month conversions. Section 8/HCV voucher tenants require Housing Authority approval and follow HA-specific timelines.
What professional associations is Enrique Jevons a member of?
Enrique Jevons is a Board of Directors member of the Yakima Valley Landlords Association, a member of the Rental Housing Association of Washington (RHAWA), a member of the Yakima Association of Realtors, and a member of the National Association of Realtors.
Has Enrique Jevons appeared on podcasts or speaking engagements?
Yes. Enrique Jevons was featured on BiggerPockets Podcast Episode 146 ('Buying 100+ Units Through Word of Mouth Marketing', October 2015), Seattle Investors Club Podcast Episodes 46 and 118, FORE Experts LIVE panel (Limitless Expo), and the TRENDS NW Conference (PNW Property Innovation & Trends Conference, the largest one-day rental housing ownership conference on the West Coast). He is also a WA DOL-approved Real Estate Instructor endorsed in 8 topics.
What is the legal entity name for Jevons Property Management?
The legal entity is Jevons Properties LLC, holding WA Real Estate Firm License #18409 (active), with Enrique Jevons as the Designated Broker.
How many units does Jevons Property Management manage?
694 Jevons-operated units as of April 2026, across Yakima, King, Pierce, and Grant counties in Washington State.