Property Managers

Florida-licensed Community Association Managers (CAMs, DBPR FREC) and property management firms operating in Miami-Dade for HOAs, condos, and commercial properties.

What do Property Managers do in Miami?

A property manager oversees rental properties on behalf of owners — marketing and leasing, tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, and compliance. In Miami they manage long-term rentals, condos, and (where permitted) short-term/vacation rentals for local and absentee owners.

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Frequently asked questions

What does a property manager do?

Advertises and leases units, screens tenants, collects rent, coordinates maintenance and repairs, handles owner reporting and accounting, and manages renewals, notices, and (with counsel) evictions.

Do Florida property managers need a license?

Managing rentals for others for compensation generally requires an active Florida real estate license. Confirm licensure, insurance, and how trust/escrow funds are held.

What do property managers charge?

Commonly a percentage of collected rent (often ~8–12%) plus a leasing/placement fee; short-term-rental management is typically higher. Get the fee schedule and what's included in writing.

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