If you’re thinking about starting a business, one of the first questions you’ll ask is: how will I get paid? Many industries rely on one-off sales — meaning you start every month at zero. Property management is different.
What recurring revenue looks like in property management
Monthly management fees: Franchisees earn a percentage of rent collected for each property.
Tenant placement fees: When a home is leased, you earn a leasing fee.
Renewal fees & add-ons: Contract renewals, inspections, or ancillary services add more income streams.
Example: Manage 20 homes at $150/month each, and you’re already looking at $3,000 per month in recurring fees — before placement or renewal income. Scale to 100 homes, and the math speaks for itself.
Why it’s a game-changer for entrepreneurs
Predictable cash flow: You don’t start each month at zero.
Compounding growth: Every new property adds steady monthly revenue.
Peace of mind: Recurring income creates stability during market ups and downs.
Building an asset with value
Investors and buyers love recurring revenue businesses. Why? Because steady contracts mean your company has future earnings baked in. Owning a property management franchise isn’t just about today’s income — it’s about creating a business with lasting value.
