Property management services
Miami Property Management Services
Full-Service Property Management in Miami
Novel Management provides full-service Miami property management for long-term rental owners. We manage individually owned condo units, single-family homes, townhomes and small multifamily properties—not condominium or homeowners associations.
Our work connects rental marketing and leasing, tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance coordination, inspections and owner reporting. You get a coordinated management process instead of having to arrange every task yourself.
Whether you live locally, own from another state or country, or want to switch from another manager, we start with the property’s condition, lease status, building requirements and your goals. Our published management pricing starts at 5% of monthly rent, with no maintenance markups. See pricing and request a written proposal for your property.
Miami Property Management Services
Property preparation, professional presentation, MLS exposure, inquiries, showings, applications and move-in coordination.
Structured application review, authorized reports, income and rental-history documentation, and consistent owner guidance.
Payment tracking, tenant communication, documented ledgers and escalation when lease obligations are not met.
Request triage, vendor and access coordination, owner approvals and clear work records—without maintenance markups.
Move-in, move-out and periodic inspection options that document visible condition and help follow up on concerns.
Owner statements, tenant ledgers, invoices and supporting records that keep rental activity organized.
Management documentation and coordination with qualified counsel when a tenancy requires formal legal action.
Our Realtors are knowledgeable, professional, and results- driven, ensuring successful property transactions.
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Management built around your property and ownership situation
Different rental types create different operating problems. Explore the page that matches your property or situation:
How our Miami rental-management process works
A management agreement should explain what happens after you sign. Here is the operating path we use to organize leasing, resident service and owner decisions. Exact scope, approval limits and charges are confirmed in your agreement.
Review the property and ownership goals.
We discuss the current lease, rent, condition, recurring expenses, association rules and any open issues. For occupied properties, the starting point includes available ledgers, deposits and maintenance records.
Plan the handover.
Keys, access devices, vendor contacts, lease documents and resident communication need a clear transition. Our switching-management guide explains what to gather before changing managers.
Prepare and market a vacancy.
We coordinate property presentation, rental pricing, listing exposure, inquiries and showings. Read about rental marketing and leasing.
Screen applicants and coordinate move-in.
Application documentation and authorized reports are reviewed consistently. Where a building has a separate application or move process, that step must be coordinated before access is released. See our tenant-screening service.
Manage the tenancy.
We track payments, communicate with residents and document issues. Rent collection and lease enforcement include escalation when obligations are not met; legal action is handled with qualified counsel when needed.
Coordinate maintenance and condition checks.
Requests, vendor access, approvals and work records stay connected. Maintenance and inspection coordination helps owners see what needs attention without adding a percentage markup to vendor invoices.
Report and plan ahead.
Owner statements and financial records make income and expenses easier to review. Renewal and turnover decisions should consider the current market, property condition and the owner’s plans.
Compare the work—not just the management percentage
On a small screen, swipe the table sideways to compare all columns.
| Decision | Self-management | Novel Management |
|---|---|---|
| Leasing and screening | You arrange marketing, showings, application review and move-in. | A coordinated leasing and screening process, with separate leasing pricing disclosed. |
| Maintenance | You receive requests, arrange vendors and track approvals and invoices. | Request and vendor coordination, documented owner approvals and no maintenance markups. |
| Rent and records | You track payments, follow up and maintain the ledger. | Rent tracking, resident communication and organized owner reporting. |
| Local access | You or your representative coordinate property and building access. | Local coordination for showings, vendors, inspections and move logistics within the agreed scope. |
| Cost comparison | No management fee, but your time and outside service costs remain. | Management pricing from 5%; request the full written scope and fee schedule. |
When comparing any proposal, ask about leasing, renewals, inspections, vacancy charges, cancellation terms and vendor markups. Our Miami property-management cost guide shows how to compare a full year of ownership.
Keep owner decisions visible
Before onboarding, agree on who can authorize work, the spending threshold, how emergencies are escalated, how owner funds are handled and when statements are available. The management agreement—not a marketing headline—defines those responsibilities. You can also meet Novel’s local management team and read the owner reviews below.
Questions Miami rental owners ask
Do you manage condo associations or individual rentals?
This service is for individual rental owners. We coordinate with a condo or HOA’s existing management when applications, access or building rules affect the tenancy. We do not replace the association’s manager. See condo unit rental management.
Can I hire you while my property is occupied?
Yes, subject to a review of the lease, ledger, deposits, open work and existing management agreement. A documented transfer helps avoid conflicting instructions to the tenant. Start with our management transition page.
Can you help if I live outside Florida?
Yes. Local property coordination and clear reporting are central to our out-of-state and international owner service. Tax and legal questions remain with the owner’s qualified advisers.
What does a rental market analysis cover?
Tell us the address, property type, number of units, current occupancy and your main concern. We can discuss rent positioning, leasing readiness, operational issues and a suitable management scope. It is not an appraisal or a guarantee of rent, occupancy or investment return.
Which Miami areas do you serve?
Explore our local pages for Miami Beach, Doral, Coral Gables, Brickell and Aventura, or ask about your address.
Ready to compare your options? Use the Rental Market Analysis form above or contact Novel Management. We will discuss your property and provide the scope and pricing in writing.