Stop managing your rentals yourself.

Usually a monthly percentage of the rent — commonly around 8–12% for single-family homes — plus fees for placing tenants and renewing leases. Compare the full fee schedule, not just the monthly rate.

Often, if you own several rentals, live far from them, or don't want to handle tenants, repairs and late rent yourself. A good manager can also shorten vacancies and keep you compliant with landlord laws.

They market the property, screen and place tenants, collect rent, handle maintenance and emergencies, do inspections, keep the books, and handle evictions when needed.

Most do — serving notices and coordinating the court process, often with an attorney. Ask what's included and what costs extra.

Some specialize in vacation and short-term rentals, which work differently — guest booking, cleaning and local short-term rental rules.

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