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New Owner Sign-Up for Property Management

One form starts it. A licensed member of our team reviews your property and calls you to set up the management agreement.

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What Questions Should You Ask a Property Manager?

Ask a property manager who holds the Florida broker license, how tenants are screened and against what written criteria, how and when you are paid and reported to, and which guarantees are in writing.

  • A licensed Florida real estate broker at the head of the company.
  • Written tenant screening criteria applied to every applicant.
  • Monthly owner statements and guarantees written down, not promised.

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Switching Property Management Companies, Step by Step

Leaving another manager or hiring one for the first time, the path is the same, and your tenants keep paying through the change.

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How Do You Change Property Management Companies?

To change property management companies, read your current agreement for its notice period, give written notice, and move the keys, leases, deposit records and tenant files to the new manager in one handover. Your tenants keep paying through the change.

  • Read your current agreement for its notice period and end terms.
  • Give written notice and set the handover date with the new manager.
  • Move the keys, leases, deposit records and tenant files in one handover.

  • We review your property

    A licensed member of our team calls you, reviews the home and answers your questions.

  • Rent estimate and proposal

    You get the rent we would list it at and the management proposal in writing.

  • Agreement and handover

    You sign the management agreement, and we collect keys, leases and records from your current manager.

  • Marketing, screening and lease

    Vacant homes go to market with 13-check screening; rented homes move to our rent collection.

Our guarantees

90-day money-back guarantee: if you are not satisfied with our management in your first 90 days, we refund the management fees you paid for that period.

FAQs

Owner Sign-Up and Hiring a Property Manager FAQs

What questions should you ask a property manager before signing?

Ask who holds the real estate license and runs the company, how tenants are screened and whether the criteria are written, how rent reaches you and what your monthly statement shows, who approves repairs and how you see what they cost, how the lease and deposit are handled, and what the company guarantees in writing. Then read the management agreement for its term and how either side can end it.

Is a property manager worth it for a single rental property?

For many owners, yes. One rental still needs pricing, marketing, screening, a sound lease, rent collection, repairs and Florida's notice and deposit rules handled on time. A manager is worth it when a vacancy, a weak tenant or a missed legal step would cost more than the management itself, or when your time is better spent elsewhere.

What are the benefits of hiring a property manager?

Steadier income and fewer surprises: rent priced on local comps, applicants checked against written criteria, rent collected and reported every month, repairs coordinated with licensed vendors and leases written to Florida law. You keep the decisions that matter, like approving non-emergency repairs, and hand off the daily work.

What are the downsides of hiring a property manager?

You give up some direct control and pay for the service, and a poor manager can cost you through slow leasing or weak screening. The way to avoid that is to choose a licensed, broker-led company, read the agreement before you sign and look for guarantees written into it.

How do you end a contract with your current property manager?

Read the termination section of your agreement for the notice period and any fee, then send written notice by the method it requires. Set a handover date and ask for the keys, the current leases, the security deposit records, the tenant ledgers and the vendor and warranty files, so the new manager starts with a complete record.

Can you change property management companies in the middle of a lease?

Yes. The tenant's lease stays in force when management changes; only the company that manages it changes. The tenant is told in writing where to pay rent from the handover date, and the security deposit records move with the file so the deposit is handled correctly when the lease ends.

What do I need to sign up with Royalty Concierge Services?

The property address and type, whether it is vacant, rented or listed, the date you want management to start, and your contact details. If the home is rented, have the current lease and deposit details; if it is in an association, have its rules. We take it from there with a call.

Who manages my property after I sign up with Royalty Concierge Services?

A family-operated office that has managed property in South Florida since 2002, led by a licensed Florida real estate broker. The same team prices, markets, screens, leases and manages your property, with every rental placed on the MLS.