What Property Management Includes
- Marketing: advertising your property and showing it to prospective tenants
- Screening: applications, background and credit checks, and verification
- Leases: written agreements that follow Florida law
- Rent collection: processing rent and following up on late payments
- Maintenance: coordinating repairs and vendors
- Inspections: periodic checks of property condition
- Reporting: statements so you can see income and expenses
Why Experience Matters
Lee has owned several multifamily properties and hundreds of single-family homes, so she knows what owners worry about: vacancies, repairs, difficult situations, and the paperwork behind them. She also renovates houses, which helps when a property needs work between tenants.
Florida Rules Owners Should Know
Florida's landlord-tenant law (Chapter 83 of the Florida Statutes) covers security deposits, notices, and rights and duties for both sides. Handling them correctly protects you. Anyone who manages rental property for others in Florida generally needs the right real estate license, and Bespoke Realty of Tallahassee, Inc. is a licensed brokerage. This is general information, not legal advice.
Getting Started
Tell us about your property: where it is, its type, whether it's occupied, and what you need. We'll explain how we can help, our terms, and costs in writing. If you're thinking about buying a rental, see real estate in Tallahassee or talk with us about coastal properties.
Common Questions
What does property management cost?
It varies with the property and services. Call us for current terms, and we'll provide them in writing.
Do you manage properties outside Tallahassee?
Contact us with the address and we'll tell you whether it's in our service area.
Can you manage a property that already has tenants?
Often, yes. Tell us about the lease and we'll talk through the transition.