Know what management should cost — before you sign.
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The directory for this area is still being built.
No category here has published providers yet. We build each one from official records — starting with Florida DBPR licensing — and publish a category only when there are enough providers that meet the criteria to give you a real choice.
Or run it yourself.
The platform our own operation runs on, opened up for owners and operators.
Property Rental Management
Open Property Rental Management ↗What's inside
- Calendar & reservations — timeline per property with iCal sync from Airbnb and Booking
- Owner portal — each owner signs in and sees only their own properties and statements
- Guest portal — access by code, no account: property guide plus issue reporting
- Tasks on a kanban — cleaning tasks created automatically at check-out
- Finances — income and expenses per property and owner, monthly reports, CSV export
Frequently asked questions
What does a property manager cost in Miami?
Long-term residential runs 8–12% of collected rent (8.7–10% is the practical benchmark). Short-term is a different product at 25–40% of gross. Leasing, renewal and maintenance markups usually decide the real annual cost.
Does a manager need a license in Florida?
Yes — leasing and collecting rent for an owner for compensation requires an active Florida broker's license. No license number is a hard stop.
Can I use the app instead of hiring a manager?
Yes, and for local owners with a few units that's often better economics. The app handles the operational layer; it doesn't make judgment calls for you.
Talk to a Property Management specialist.
Tell us what you need in this area and we route it to the right person. English, Spanish and Italian.
+1 305 975 0354
rsaaied@associates-realty.net
Miami, FL 33131
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