IdaHills Property Management
Get paid on time, every month — without chasing tenants, fielding excuses, or navigating awkward conversations.
Twin Falls · Burley · Rupert · Jerome · Heyburn · Gooding · Buhl · Kimberly · Filer & surrounding Southern Idaho communities
Inconsistent rent collection is one of the most frustrating parts of being a landlord. IdaHills takes the entire process off your plate: tenants pay through a dedicated online portal, late fees are assessed automatically according to the lease, delinquency escalation follows a documented protocol, and you receive a direct ACH deposit to your bank account each month. No chasing. No awkwardness. Just consistent cash flow.
Every day rent is late is a day your cash flow is disrupted. But beyond the money — inconsistent collection creates a precedent. Tenants who pay late once without consequence tend to pay late every month. A consistent, automated system backed by clear consequences sets the right tone from day one and removes the uncomfortable landlord-tenant dynamic from your hands entirely. You stay the good guy. We enforce the lease.
Our Process
At move-in, every tenant is set up on our online payment portal. They can pay via ACH bank transfer or card — from their phone, any time.
Tenants receive automatic reminders before rent is due. Most issues are caught here, before rent is ever late.
If rent isn't received by the grace period specified in the lease, late fees are assessed automatically. No manual tracking, no decisions to make.
Unpaid rent triggers our documented protocol: personal contact attempt, then a formal 3-day pay-or-quit notice prepared per Idaho Code — ready to file if needed.
Collected rent is disbursed to your bank account via ACH mid-month. You don't wait for a check — it arrives on a predictable schedule every month.
A detailed monthly statement is generated showing every payment, fee, and deduction. It feeds directly into your annual financial reporting and tax prep.
Idaho law allows landlords to charge late fees if the amount and timing are specified in the lease. Idaho Code § 6-303 requires a written 3-day pay-or-quit notice before eviction proceedings can begin for non-payment of rent. Timing and wording matter — a defective notice can be challenged in court, restarting the clock. Our collection process is built around Idaho's specific legal requirements so that if escalation is ever needed, every prior step is documented and defensible.
Tenant Placement →
We place screened, reliable tenants who pay on time and take care of your property.
Eviction Coordination →
When non-payment escalates, we handle notices, documentation, and Idaho eviction procedure.
Financial Reporting →
Every payment collected feeds into your monthly owner statement and year-end summary.
Want rent collected on time without lifting a finger? Call us or submit your property information for a free analysis. We can have your tenant set up on the payment portal immediately.