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Switching Property Managers in Castroville

Move your rental from another company without disrupting your tenant.

When the Small-Town Rental Gets Forgotten

Owners switching property managers in Castroville may have a San Antonio company that rarely makes the drive west. Inspections lapse and an older home's small problems grow. Harvest Real Estate Property Management inspects every rental with photos every six months, Castroville included, and broker Betsy Nava-Flores answers for each one.

The Handover

Check your current management agreement for the termination clause, notice period and any cancellation fee. Then we request the lease and addenda, the tenant's deposit and payment history, move-in records, keys and any vendor or repair history on the home from the outgoing company. On an older home, that repair history tells us what to watch.

Your Tenant Keeps Their Lease

The lease stays the same. We introduce ourselves, explain where rent goes now and who to call for repairs, and time the switch around the rent due date. The first six-month inspection gives you a fresh, photographed look at the home's condition.

Cost of Switching

No leasing fee for a tenant already in place. Management is 10% of rent charged, or 8% for military owners, and the 50% leasing fee applies only when we place the next tenant. Repairs up to $250 are handled without a call to you.

Move Your Castroville Rental

Frequently Asked Questions

Will you inspect my Castroville rental?

Yes, with photos every six months, plus at move-in and move-out.

Is there a leasing fee to switch?

Not for a tenant already in place.

Do you need my home's repair history?

Yes, we request it from your old manager. On an older home it tells us what to watch.

Castroville

What switching managers looks like in Castroville

Medina County rentals west of San Antonio on US 90.

Property management for rental homes in Castroville and Medina County.