For landlords
Full-Service Leasing, explained
Full-Service Leasing hands the whole leasing job to a licensed agent: pricing, photos, the MLS, every call and showing, screening, the lease, the condo or HOA approval, and the keys. You still pick the tenant. It costs one month's rent with a $1,995 minimum, paid out of the move-in money when the lease is signed.
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Quick answer
- One month's rent, $1,995 minimum, paid only when a lease is signed.
- We handle showings, screening, the lease and association approval. You choose the tenant.
- Leaves or is evicted in the first 6 months? We lease it again free.
- One licensed agent runs your home from the first call to the keys.
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Who it suits
It suits owners who live out of state or overseas, owners whose jobs won't flex for weekday showings, and owners who did it once themselves and would rather not again. It also suits a condo with a slow association approval, paperwork most owners see once every few years. And it suits an accidental landlord, someone who moved and kept the old place, who has never screened a tenant before and doesn't want to learn on a $2,500-a-month asset.
What it costs
One month's rent, paid when the lease is signed, out of the move-in money, with a $1,995 minimum. If a renter's agent brings the tenant, they're paid from our fee, not on top of it. You can cancel any time before a lease is signed.
- Our fee
- $2,600, one month of rent
- Paid
- From the move-in money at signing
- A renter's agent's co-op
- Paid from our fee
- Due from you before a lease is signed
- Nothing
What's included
- Pricing from recent leases nearby
- Pro photos, the MLS, the major rental sites and Rentvana
- Every call and every showing
- Screening against written criteria, with you picking the tenant
- A Florida lease with the required disclosures, and the condo or HOA approval
- Move-in money collected and keys handed over
- A free re-lease if your tenant leaves or is evicted in the first 6 months
The lease we write carries the disclosures Florida requires, including the radon statement and, for leases of a year or longer, the flood disclosure. Older homes get the federal lead paint packet. The details are in disclosures a Florida landlord has to give.
Screening runs on written criteria you approve up front, such as income, rental history and credit, applied to every applicant in the order complete applications arrive. You see the qualified files with our notes and make the choice.
Flat-Fee or Full-Service?
| Topic | Flat-Fee MLS Listing | Full-Service Leasing |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | $99 to list, $400 when it rents | One month's rent, $1,995 minimum, when the lease is signed |
| Inquiries and showings | You | We do |
| Screening | You | We do, and you pick the tenant |
| Lease and association approval | You | We do |
| Best for | Owners nearby who like to be hands-on | Owners out of state or short on time |
After move-in
Full-Service Leasing ends when the tenant has the keys. Rent collection, repairs and renewals stay with you, along with the deposit account Florida requires. Our guides on handling security deposits and hurricane prep and storm repairs cover what comes next.
Start before the old lease ends
The best tenants look 30 to 60 days out. Ask now and a licensed agent gets back to you, or email hello@rentvana.com.
Questions people ask
How much does Full-Service Leasing cost?
One month's rent with a $1,995 minimum, paid from the move-in money when the lease is signed. Nothing is due before that.
Do I still choose the tenant?
Yes. We screen applicants against written criteria and bring you the ones who qualify. You make the call.
Do you manage the property after the lease starts?
No. The service ends at move-in. Rent, repairs and renewals stay with you.
For owners
Send a few details about your rental, and a licensed agent gets back to you.
A licensed agent prices your rental from signed leases, lists it on the MLS and answers your questions within 1 hour, 8am to 9pm.
Questions first? Call 888-601-8344 or email hello@rentvana.com.
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Sources
- Florida Statutes, section 718.112: Bylawsleg.state.fl.us
- Florida Statutes, section 404.056: Environmental radiation standards and projects, certification of persons performing measurement or mitigation services, mandatory testing, notification on real estate documents, rulesleg.state.fl.us
- Florida Statutes, section 83.512: Disclosure of flood risks to prospective tenant of residential real propertyleg.state.fl.us
- HUD Office of Lead Hazard Control and Healthy Homes: The lead disclosure rulehud.gov
- Florida Statutes, section 83.49: Deposit money or advance rent, duty of landlord and tenantleg.state.fl.us
Checked against these sources on by Rentvana Editorial. If something has changed, email hello@rentvana.com and we'll fix it.
Questions?
Call 888-601-8344 to talk to a licensed agent, or email hello@rentvana.com and one gets back to you within 1 hour, 8am to 9pm.