Sacramento County · Broker-owned
A-NOVA is a broker-owned property management firm serving Sacramento and the surrounding valley. Leasing, screening, rent collection, maintenance and California compliance — handled by the licensed broker you'll actually be speaking to.
Anson Asa
Broker / Owner
A-NOVA Realty Venture
California Broker
DRE #02142527
What we handle
Most owners don't lose money on the rent cheque. They lose it on a slow turnover, a tenant who should never have been approved, or a notice served the wrong way. Here's the full scope of what A-NOVA takes off your desk.
Photography, pricing against live comps, syndication to Zillow and the major portals, showings, and a lease built on current California forms. The goal is a qualified tenant fast — every vacant week is a rent cheque you never get back.
Credit, income verification, rental history, and eviction records — applied through a consistent written standard so every applicant is measured the same way. Fully FCRA-compliant, and compliant with California's source-of-income law.
Online rent with autopay, late notices served on schedule rather than when someone remembers, and owner funds disbursed by direct deposit on a fixed date each month.
A 24/7 emergency line, licensed and insured vendors, and every work order photo-documented before and after. You approve anything over your spending limit — nothing gets spent behind your back.
Photographed move-in and move-out condition reports, periodic check-ins during tenancy, and a scoped rent-ready plan with real bids so a turnover takes days rather than a month.
AB 1482 rent caps and just-cause, the security deposit limit, habitability standards, notice timelines, and legally sound documentation from day one — so if it ever goes to court, the file holds up.
A monthly statement showing income, expenses and every invoice, plus a clean year-end packet and 1099 your accountant won't have to chase you about.
Renewals started early, requests answered in a business day, and a professional buffer between you and the day-to-day. Good tenants stay longer when someone actually picks up the phone.
Why broker-owned matters
Collecting rent or leasing a property on an owner's behalf requires a real estate licence — and the firm has to be run by a broker. A-NOVA is that broker's own firm. There is no franchise layer, no portfolio manager rotating off your account, and no junior agent learning on your property.
For renters
Every A-NOVA rental is listed here first. Applications are reviewed against one written standard, and we accept all lawful sources of income, including housing vouchers.
New listings are posted here the day they hit the market. Send us what you're looking for and we'll reach out when something matching comes up.
Join the notify listOwners
One management rate, one leasing fee, and a written agreement that says exactly what's included. No mark-ups on maintenance invoices, no charge for statements, no surprise administration fees.
8%of monthly rent collected
Billed only on rent actually collected. Vacant month, no fee.
50%of one month's rent
Charged once, when a qualified tenant signs.
Quotedper scope, up front
For rent-ready work, larger repairs and renovations.
Rates shown are standard for single-family and small multi-family in Sacramento County. Portfolios of five doors and up are quoted individually.
Anson Asa
Broker / Owner
Anson Asa · Broker / Owner
The firm
A-NOVA Realty Venture was founded in Sacramento by Anson Asa, a California real estate broker who spent five years working this market as a licensed agent before opening his own firm.
The model is deliberately small. Big management companies win on volume — they take on hundreds of doors, then hand yours to whoever is available that week. A-NOVA works the other way: a limited portfolio, direct access to the broker, and the same person on the account from the rent analysis to the renewal.
If you own one house, a duplex, or a small block of units in Sacramento County and you want it managed properly rather than processed, that's the client this firm was built for.
Where we work
Close enough to be at the property the same day. If your rental is outside this list, ask anyway — it depends on the property.
Questions owners ask
Start here
Send the address and a few details and you'll get a written rent analysis back — what it should lease for, what it'll take to get there, and what management would cost. No obligation, and no drip campaign afterwards.
