Landlords

Are you accepting any new landlords and rentals to manage?

To ensure the same high level of service and quality, we may only accept new properties if we have the capacity depending on the time of year.

Our main goal is to help manage your properties, remove all the stress and headaches, free up your time, and generate passive income on your real estate investments.

Please contact us to check if we have availability to manage new rentals for you.
What Is your management fee?

You won't find a schedule of fees in our management contract. Only a 10% monthly Management Cost, plus $9 Legal Retainer.
No Leasing Fees
No Upcharges on Maintenance
No Fees for Inspections
No Renewal Fees
Can I login to an owner portal to view payments?

Yes, not only do our owners each have access to an online portal, so do our residents. This makes things like maintenance requests, and owner statements so much easier and transparent between all parties.
Where will my property be advertised?

We list your rentals on high traffic sites such as Zillow, Trulia, Hotpads, Dwellsy, RentalSource, and more.

We will also market them here on our website and other channels as needed to ensure full occupancy and maximum return.
How often will I receive distributions & how are they made?

Owner's distributions are typically disbursed by the 13th of the following month by ACH.
Do you screen the tenants you lease to?

As part of our rental applications, we also request background checks via TransUnion paid for by the tenant's application fee. This includes criminal history, eviction history, and a credit report to ensure we bring in the best tenants. We will also verify their income, and past rental history.
What can be deducted from a security deposit in Florida?

There are many laws surrounding deposit claims. Deductions may be made for the cost of damages that are beyond the normal wear & tear. This can include pet
damages, neglecting the rental, unauthorized renovations, and more.
Why is Renters Insurance important?

Renters Insurance is beneficial to both the tenant and the landlord. Insurance will help protect a tenants personal property, protect them from injury, theft, or damage liability of guests and their belongings on the property. It may also help with relocation expenses in case of inhabitability.
For landlords, it can lower the cost of their own insurance premiums, & help cover pet damage.
When can a landlord evict a tenant in Florida?

Florida landlords are allowed to evict a tenant for issues like breaching lease terms or failing to pay rent. If the tenant violates the lease and the issue can be rectified, then Florida law requires the landlord to issue a Seven- Day Notice to Cure. If the issue is fixed, the tenant will be able to stay.
However, if the issue is not addressed the landlord is able to carry out eviction proceedings..
What can be deducted from a security deposit in Florida?

There are many laws surrounding deposit claims. Deductions may be made for the cost of damages that are beyond the normal wear & tear. This can include pet
damages, neglecting the rental, unauthorized renovations, and more.