Most property managers charge 8-10% of monthly rent. It sounds reasonable until you do the math — and realize the incentives are completely misaligned.
We believe there's a better way.
When a manager takes 8% of rent, they make more money when rents go up — whether they did anything to earn it or not. Market rent increases due to inflation? They get a raise. You get a bigger bill for the exact same service.
Upgraded your property? Added amenities? Got a rent increase through your own improvements? Congratulations — now you pay more in management fees. The percentage model punishes owners for investing in their properties.
Percentage fees make it hard to budget. Your costs fluctuate with rent changes, making financial planning unnecessarily complicated. As an investor, you should know exactly what your expenses are.
Managing a $4,000/month rental isn't twice as hard as managing a $2,000/month rental. Yet percentage pricing charges you twice as much. The work is largely the same — the fee shouldn't be.
Know exactly what you'll pay every month. Budget with confidence. No surprises when market rents rise.
When rents go up, 100% of that increase goes to you — not split with your manager. Your gains stay your gains.
One price. Same great service. Whether your property rents for $2,000 or $5,000, you get the same professional management.
Lower fees mean more money in your pocket. Over time, flat-rate pricing can save you thousands compared to percentage models.
See how much you could save compared to percentage-based managers. Get a free rent analysis and custom savings estimate.