Flat Fee — Not a Percentage
Starting at $139/mo

Dallas Property Management — Flat Fee, Screened Tenants in 21 Days
We are tenant-placement experts for Dallas single-family rentals. We place screened tenants in 21 days, back them with a 9–12 month tenant assurance, and charge one flat monthly fee — never a percentage of your rent. So your rental stays a rental, not a second job.
2,000+ tenants placed · <1% eviction rate · 21-day average to lease
By the numbers
Flat Fee Landlord — the operating record
- 2,000+
- Tenants placed nationwide
- <1%
- Eviction rate
- 21 days
- Average time to lease
- 9–12 mo
- Tenant assurance (Preferred + Concierge)
- 9 markets
- Texas, Virginia, Maryland, and Washington DC
- Flat fee
- Never a percentage of rent
- $139–$349/mo
- Basic / Preferred / Concierge (annual billing)
- TREC #9015020
- Texas Real Estate Broker License
Flat Fee vs. Percentage Management in Dallas
Most Dallas property managers take 8–10% of every rent payment — about $176–$220/month on a $2,200 rental, and the figure climbs every time your rent does. Our flat fee stays the same whether your home rents for $1,700 in Pleasant Grove or $3,200 in Preston Hollow. Your rent shouldn’t dictate your management fee.
The percentage model also rewards your manager for rent increases you earned through your own investment decisions. A flat fee removes that misalignment — we make the same whether the rental performs or not, so our only job is keeping it occupied with the right tenant. See the full breakdown in our Dallas–Fort Worth property management fee guide.
Dallas-Specific Compliance We Handle For You
City of Dallas rental registration
Properties inside the City of Dallas must register annually under Dallas City Code Chapter 27 ($74 per unit) and file an Owner’s Self-Inspection Checklist, with a City inspection at least every five years. We handle the filing and track the deadline.
DCAD property tax protest support
Dallas County appraisals run through DCAD; the protest deadline is May 15 (or 30 days after your notice). We supply the rent roll, lease terms, and comps that make a protest stick — a line item that can shave hundreds off your annual tax.
Texas Property Code leases
Every lease we draft complies with the Texas Property Code — the 30-day deposit return under §92.103, required disclosures, and statutory notice periods.
Eviction coordination
A bundle benefit on Preferred and Concierge for tenants we placed: we coordinate notices, JP-court filings, and hearings while court costs pass through at cost.
Property Management Across the Dallas Area
We manage single-family rentals across the City of Dallas — Lakewood, Lake Highlands, the M Streets, Oak Lawn, Uptown, Bishop Arts, Preston Hollow, and Far North Dallas — and the surrounding metro through our Dallas–Fort Worth hub.
Four Guarantees, Written Into the Contract
9–12 month tenant assurance
If a tenant we placed leaves within the window, we re-place at no additional placement fee.
21-day placement guarantee
No qualified tenant within 21 days and we waive your first two months’ management fees.
90-day satisfaction
Not the right fit in the first 90 days? Cancel and we refund every management fee charged.
Eviction coordination included
Bundle benefit on Preferred and Concierge for tenants we placed; court costs pass through at cost.
Dallas Property Management FAQ
Most Dallas property managers charge 8–10% of monthly rent — roughly $176–$220/month on a $2,200 Dallas rental, and it climbs every time your rent does. Flat Fee Landlord charges a flat monthly fee that never scales with rent: Basic $139/mo, Preferred $179/mo, Concierge $349/mo (annual billing). Tenant placement is priced separately. Most Dallas landlords save $1,000–$2,500/year switching from a percentage model.
If your property is inside the City of Dallas, yes. The City of Dallas Single-Family Rental Registration and Inspection Program (Dallas City Code Chapter 27) requires owners of single-family homes, duplexes, and condominium units to register annually, pay a non-refundable $74 fee, and submit an annual Owner's Self-Inspection Checklist with an affidavit for each unit; the City inspects at least once every five years. Suburbs (Plano, Frisco, Irving, Garland, and others) set their own rules and many have no comparable program. We confirm the requirement for your specific city and handle the filing as part of management.
For property in Dallas County, the Dallas Central Appraisal District (DCAD) handles appraisals. Under Texas Tax Code §41.44, the protest deadline is May 15, or 30 days after DCAD mails your Notice of Appraised Value, whichever is later. Filing the protest is the owner's responsibility (or your chosen tax agent's) — it isn't part of our flat fee — but we supply the operating data a protest needs: current and historical rent, lease terms, condition documentation, and market comps for your property.
Under Texas Property Code §92.103, the landlord must refund the deposit — with an itemized written list of any deductions — on or before the 30th day after the tenant surrenders the premises. The 30-day clock does not start until the tenant provides a written forwarding address (§92.107). A landlord who in bad faith withholds a deposit is liable under §92.109 for $100 plus three times the wrongfully withheld portion plus the tenant's attorney's fees. On every Dallas lease we manage, we track the 30-day clock and document move-in/move-out condition with photos so a deposit dispute never becomes a treble-damages claim.
Texas allows a 3-day notice to vacate for non-payment (unless the lease specifies longer). Eviction is filed in the Justice of the Peace court for the precinct where the property sits; a clean non-payment case typically runs 30–60 days. Eviction coordination is a bundle benefit on our Preferred and Concierge plans for tenants we placed — we coordinate notices, JP-court filings, and hearings, while filing fees, court costs, and attorney fees pass through at cost. If we placed the tenant within the assurance window (9 months Preferred, 12 Concierge), we re-place at no placement fee.
Perfect 10ant System™ is Flat Fee Landlord's 10-point tenant screening process — the operational moat behind our under-1% eviction rate across 2,000+ placements. Every applicant is verified across ten dimensions: credit, criminal background, eviction history, income, employment, prior rental history, ID verification, sex-offender registry, address history, and fraud check. Because we charge a flat fee — not a percentage — we have nothing to gain from rushing a marginal placement.
We manage single-family rentals across the City of Dallas and Dallas County — including Lakewood, Lake Highlands, the M Streets, Oak Lawn, Uptown, Bishop Arts, Preston Hollow, and Far North Dallas — plus the broader metroplex through our Dallas–Fort Worth hub (Plano, Frisco, McKinney, Irving, Garland, Richardson and more).
A flat monthly management fee, not a percentage of rent. Three plans on annual billing: Basic $139/mo (rent collection, owner and tenant portals, maintenance coordination, lease enforcement, 24/7 emergency line), Preferred $179/mo (adds annual tax filing, mid-lease inspection, annual strategy review, plus the 9-month Tenant Assurance and eviction coordination as bundle benefits when Tenant Placement is purchased together), and Concierge $349/mo (everything in Preferred plus renewals included, two inspections per year, and the 12-month Tenant Assurance). Tenant placement is one month's rent plus a $350 listing & activation fee, billed once per placement. Our flat fee never increases with rent.
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