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Investor Property Management in Schertz

Management for owners with several single-family homes or small multifamily properties.

Rentals Beside a Base

Investor property management in Schertz serves owners who chose the area for its steady renters: people stationed at JBSA-Randolph and people working along I-35. Harvest Real Estate Property Management manages several Schertz-area homes for one owner on one standard.

Planning for Military Turnover

A portfolio near a base sees tenants leave on orders, sometimes before the lease ends, under Texas law and the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act. That is a known cost of investing here, not a surprise. We plan leases and re-leasing with it in mind, and the six-month photo inspections keep each home ready to show on short notice.

The Standard Every Home Gets

Rent from current comparables, the same written screening criteria for every applicant, the Texas REALTORS® lease, photo inspections at move-in, every six months and at move-out, and the $250 repair approval limit. Monthly statements for each property with owner draws by direct deposit. Harvest manages small multifamily properties such as duplexes and fourplexes as well as single-family homes.

Pricing

Standard management is 10% of rent charged plus 50% of one month's rent when we place a tenant. Veterans and military retirees who invest get the 8% military rate. Owners with several properties can call 210-889-7495 for a multi-property rate. Before your next purchase, get a Schertz rental analysis.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Do military tenants leave early in Schertz?

They can in qualifying situations, such as PCS orders. We plan leases and re-leasing with that in mind.

Do veteran investors get the military rate?

Yes, veterans and military retirees pay 8% of rent charged.

Is there a multi-property rate?

Yes. Call 210-889-7495.

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What investors looks like in Schertz

Guadalupe County rentals near Randolph AFB and the I-35 corridor.

Property management for rental homes in Schertz, Cibolo and Guadalupe County.