Know what management should cost — before you sign.
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The specialists for this area.
Providers filtered to this area, each verified against active Florida DBPR licensing.
Companies that operate, lease, and maintain residential and investment properties for local and remote owners across South Florida.
Licensed home inspectors who evaluate the condition of residential and investment properties across South Florida, from pre-purchase inspections to wind mitigation and four-point reports.
Or run it yourself.
The platform our own operation runs on, opened up for owners and operators.
Property Rental Management
Open Property Rental Management ↗/app/rentalWhat'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 33129