Six services, one management agreement

What we actually do for the fee

Every line below is a service we perform, not a promise. Each page states what is included, how the process runs, what it costs and the questions owners ask about it.

A Keyfinder property manager inspecting a Phoenix rental with a clipboardMid-lease inspection, Arcadia

The six services

Full management bundles all of them. Placement only takes a vacancy from photography to signed lease and hands you the file.

Start with a rent estimate

Charged on rent collected

Management fee tiers

Essential for hands-on local owners, Full Service for everyone else, Portfolio from six doors. Switch between long-term and furnished mid-term to see how the rates move.

Owner detail

Essential

Rent collection, accounting and maintenance dispatch for owners who still want a hand on the wheel.

6%of rent collected each month9%of rent collected each month

Leasing fee75% of one month100% of one month

  • Rent collection on three payment rails
  • Monthly owner statement with invoices attached
  • Trust accounting and owner draw by the 12th
  • Maintenance dispatch to licensed vendors
  • Arrears process and statutory notices
  • Year-end 1099 and income summary
  • Mid-lease inspection
  • HOA and city compliance filing
  • Renewal negotiation

Best for: One or two doors, an owner who is local and hands-on

Most owners choose this

Full Service

The default. Everything in Essential plus inspections, compliance, renewals and a named manager.

8%of rent collected each month12%of rent collected each month

Leasing fee50% of one month75% of one month

  • Everything in Essential
  • A named property manager and accounting contact
  • Mid-lease interior inspection at month six
  • Move-in and move-out condition reports with photos
  • County, city and HOA compliance filing
  • Renewal review starting 90 days out
  • Preventive cooling service in March and October
  • No mark-up on vendor invoices

Best for: Most single-property owners, and anyone who does not live in the Valley

Portfolio

For six doors and up. Lower rate, quarterly portfolio review and consolidated reporting.

6.5%of rent collected each month10%of rent collected each month

Leasing fee40% of one month60% of one month

  • Everything in Full Service
  • Consolidated statement across every property
  • Quarterly portfolio review with the broker
  • Annual hold or sell analysis per property
  • Priority vendor scheduling across the portfolio
  • Dedicated accounting contact

Best for: Six or more doors, investors modelling a five year hold

All rates are sample figures for this demo site and are not an offer of service. Fees are charged on rent actually collected. Third party vendor invoices pass through at cost.

How a repair is triaged

One written standard, applied to every property. In a Phoenix summer, loss of cooling is a habitability issue and we treat it as one.

Maintenance in detail

Owner questions about the service

Fees, payment dates, repair approvals and moving from another manager.

Full Service is 8 percent of rent collected each month, plus a leasing fee of half a month when a new tenant is placed and $195 on a renewal. Essential is 6 percent with a higher leasing fee, and Portfolio is 6.5 percent for six doors or more. Those are sample figures for this demo, and the fee is charged on rent collected rather than rent due, so a vacant month costs you nothing in management fees.

Between the 10th and the 12th, by ACH. Rent is due on the 1st and late after the 5th. We clear the month's repair invoices between the 6th and the 9th so the statement you receive is final rather than provisional.

No. Vendor invoices pass through at cost with the invoice attached to your statement. We earn on the management fee, which is the only way the incentives line up correctly.

You set a dollar threshold when you sign, and most owners choose $400. Below it we act and report. Above it we get a quote and wait for your written approval, unless the issue affects habitability, in which case we act and call you immediately.

It depends on the submarket and the month. Our current averages run from 13 days in Tempe to 22 days in Gilbert, and Tempe swings from about 4 days in July to about 24 in January. Your rent estimate will include a days-on-market figure for the month you can actually list, not an annual average.

Yes, and it usually takes about two weeks. We request the lease, ledger, deposit funds, keys and condition reports from the outgoing manager, and we write to the tenant introducing the change before it takes effect so nobody is surprised.

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