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At Paragon, we are committed to delivering exceptional property management services that maximize your investment returns and enhance tenant satisfaction. From preparing your property for rent to managing tenant relations, financial reporting, and property maintenance, we handle every aspect of property management with dedication and expertise. Partner with us to maximize the success of your rental properties and achieve your investment goals.

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Our Office

2433 S. Oakley Ave
Chicago, IL 60608

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(773) 541-0917
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What type of properties do you manage?

We manage multi-family apartment buildings as well as single family homes and condominiums.

Are you licensed?

Yes, Paragon Property Management Group LLC is an Illinois licensed real estate brokerage. In Illinois, any company that offers property management services must be licensed in Illinois.

How do I get my money each month?

After closing out the monthly accounting cycle, we send owners excess funds by direct deposit often as early as the 10th of the month, but no later than the 15th.

How long will it take to get my property rented?

Properties that show well and are priced appropriately receive applications within the first week or two. However, to ensure the best long-term success for your property, we must emphasize our thorough tenant screening process and ensure we only select qualified applicants. To ensure the property attracts responsible quality applicants, we will recommend repairs necessary to ensure the property is in good rentable condition, provide our target rental price recommendations supported by data from nearby rent comparables, and provide weekly leasing activity report including any feedback to ensure we minimize any vacancy time.

Do you inspect my rental property?

We perform periodic inspections at each apartment typically twice per year. We are checking for items such as leaking water (at or around toilets, sinks, faucets, plumbing, radiators), evidence of insects or mice or other pest control issues, lease violations, safety hazards, property deterioration, or other issues within the unit. This also helps the tenant understand that we are looking out for them and taking care of the property. We have found that tenants sometimes do not notify us about certain issues which can lead to bigger problems later whether affecting other tenants at the property, emergencies call-outs, or property deterioration.