Renting with Jason Caldwell.

Before you move in.

Jason remains personally involved in the management of your home, with leasing support and vendor relationships to help coordinate the work. Clear questions and practical information help keep the process moving.

Find a rental and arrange a tour

Review the listing and contact Jason to confirm availability and arrange a showing with the person handling leasing. Ask about the home’s features and any property-specific terms before applying.

Apply and understand screening

Request the property’s written application criteria, fees and verified application link. Screening follows the criteria for that rental. Use the designated application process for documents and sensitive information; do not email screening documents.

Reasonable accommodations and assistance animals

Contact Jason to request a reasonable accommodation, help accessing housing information, or assistance with the application process. Assistance animals are considered through the applicable accommodation process, separately from ordinary pet policies. No pet fee or pet deposit is charged for an approved assistance animal accommodation. Share supporting documents only through an agreed secure channel.

Review your lease and move-in instructions

Before signing, review rent, deposits, any other charges, utilities, pets, occupants and maintenance responsibilities in the proposed lease. Confirm the move-in date, required payments, key arrangements and account access with the leasing contact. Review the signed lease and required disclosures for your home; terms vary by property and remain subject to applicable law. Nothing on this website limits statutory tenant rights.

Know who manages your home

For homes under ongoing management, use AppFolio for routine communication after move-in. If Jason is providing leasing-only services, the owner takes over ongoing management. Confirm your management contact and reporting instructions at the handoff.

How maintenance works.

For homes we manage, the process starts with a clear report through AppFolio.

1. Submit the request. Describe the issue, where it is happening and when it began. Add photos when helpful.
2. Help clarify the issue. Management may ask for basic, safe troubleshooting to identify a simple fix. Do not attempt work that feels unsafe.
3. Coordinate the repair. When needed, management arranges an appropriate vendor and coordinates access. We may ask you to be present to help coordinate scheduled maintenance, but presence is not a blanket requirement. Access, notice and emergency entry follow the lease and applicable Florida law.

Scheduling and timing

Routine appointments generally take place during vendor business hours, approximately 9 a.m. to 6 or 7 p.m. AC and plumbing issues can also receive weekend attention.

Many routine repairs are completed within approximately 24–72 hours, depending on urgency, vendor availability, parts, materials and the work required. This is a typical timeframe, not a guarantee, and does not limit legally required maintenance obligations.