Simple pricing

One rate. No mystery fees.

Most management companies advertise 8% and then bill you for "lease administration," "maintenance coordination," and a 15% markup on every plumber. We don't. Here's the whole list.

10%of rent collected, or $150/month — whichever is more

Charged only on rent we actually collect. Vacant month, no fee.

½ monthleasing fee when we place a new tenant

Covers photos, listing, showings, screening, and lease signing.

$0maintenance markup

Contractors bill at cost, and every quote is checked against what the job should cost before you approve it.

The full fee schedule

ServiceFeeNotes
Monthly management10%of collected rent · $150 minimumRent collection, tenant communication, maintenance triage, inspections, monthly statement, year-end summary.
Tenant placement50%of one month's rentIncludes listing photos, marketing, self-guided and in-person showings, full screening, and lease execution.
Lease renewal$150Market rent review, renewal negotiation, updated lease.
Maintenance coordinationIncludedEvery request triaged, diagnosed, and quoted by vetted trades. Photos before and after on every job. No coordination fee.
Contractor workAt costHVAC, plumbing, electrical, roofing, turnover work. You see the invoice we saw — no markup.
Routine repair authority$300We fix anything under this without calling you. Above it, you approve first. Adjustable per owner.
Setup fee$0None.
Vacancy fee$0None. We only get paid when you do.
Cancellation$030 days' noticeLeave anytime. You keep your tenant, your lease, and your records.

Multi-unit and 3+ door owners: ask about a lower percentage.

What that looks like on a real rental

Say your Lenexa 3-bed rents for $1,800. Your monthly management fee is $180. Nothing else recurs. If the kitchen faucet fails, you pay what the plumber charges and nothing on top — and because we know what that job should cost, you don't pay for the upsell either.

Placing a new tenant that year costs $900 once. Your all-in cost lands around 12–13% of gross rent in a year with turnover, and 10% in a year without. Compare that against the industry's typical 15–20% once the extras are added.

$180per month on a $1,800 rental