| Lease-up pricing |
Often trends toward a full first month of rent, a vague placement fee, or a blended structure that is harder to compare. |
Lease-to-Signing starts at $2,000 or 50% of first month payment, whichever is greater, with the base package shown clearly. |
| Recurring management fees |
Many managers stack a lease-up charge with ongoing monthly percentages, renewal charges, admin fees, or inspection-style extras. |
We separate the service modes so owners can clearly choose full hands-off, lease-to-signing only, or ala carte support. |
| Pricing transparency |
Important charges can be buried until later, especially around showings, coordination, screenings, renewals, or signing support. |
Background checks, tenant signing, showing limits, inventory timing, and prep coordination are called out directly on the page. |
| Property preparation support |
Owners are often left to manage paint, flooring, carpet, plumbing, electrical, and turnover work on their own or with limited manager involvement. |
Property prep is part of the offer, not an afterthought. We can coordinate rental-ready work before leasing begins. |
| Vendor pricing model |
Owners often face wide quote variation, inconsistent scopes, and opaque contractor markup structures when everything is sourced ad hoc. |
We work through direct pre-negotiated vendor relationships and charge a flat 10% admin fee on work coordinated through us. |
| Service flexibility |
Some firms push owners toward a single full-management model even when only lease-up or selected help is needed. |
We support full hands-off, lease-to-signing only, and true ala carte help if you already found the tenant or only need part of the process. |
| Insurance support |
Coverage questions are often left to the owner to sort independently, separate from the leasing and move-in timeline. |
We can help coordinate owner and rental-property insurance conversations through vendor partners so the coverage side stays connected to the operating plan. |