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  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Biloxi, MS
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Revenue streams for a property management company

Account Closed
  • Involved In Real Estate
  • Biloxi, MS
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I need assistance putting together a list of secondary revenue streams for a property management company. So far I have

  • PM fee (% of rent or flat fee)
  • Lease ups
  • Maintenance (upcharge)
  • Vendor rebate program on items such as appliances
  • Pet fee (not sure if this goes to the owner or PM)
  • Lawn care (upcharge)
  • Cleaning
  • Renters Insurance (commission?)
  • Appliance and furniture rental (commission?)

My target market is single family homes in desirable subdivisions so adding things such coin laundry, bill boards, etc. would be off the table. Thanks

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Phillip Dwyer
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@Chris Martin I'm a believer in full transparency. I think it's foolish to up charge owners for things you should be doing anyway. I don't see a problem with providing ancillary services, with proper disclosure, that are priced competitively or add value in a different way.

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