Flat Fee — Not a Percentage
Basic bundle from $139/mo, annual

Fort Worth Property Management — Flat Fee, Screened Tenants in 21 Days
We are tenant-placement experts for Fort Worth 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
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What should your Fort Worth home rent for?
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Estimated rent range
$2,560 to $3,140/mo
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Flat Fee vs. Percentage Management in Fort Worth
Most Fort Worth property managers take 8–10% of every rent payment — and that figure climbs every time your rent does. Our flat fee stays the same whether your home rents for $1,500 on the east side or $3,000 in Tanglewood or near Clearfork. Your rent shouldn’t dictate your management fee.
The percentage model also rewards your manager for rent increases you earned through your own investment. 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.
Fort Worth Specifics We Handle For You
Tarrant Appraisal District (TAD) tax support
Tarrant County appraisals run through TAD; 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 — often hundreds off your annual property tax.
City registration, confirmed for you
Fort Worth doesn’t run a Dallas-style citywide single-family registration program, but requirements vary by jurisdiction and HOA. We confirm exactly what applies to your property so nothing is missed.
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.
Screening for a stable employer base
Fort Worth’s anchor employers — American Airlines’ headquarters, the Alliance logistics corridor, BNSF Railway, and Lockheed Martin Aeronautics — drive steady tenant demand. We screen for stability, not just credit.
Property Management Across Fort Worth & Tarrant County
We manage single-family rentals across the City of Fort Worth — the TCU/West Side, Arlington Heights, Fairmount, Clearfork, and the Alliance corridor — and the surrounding Tarrant County cities below, plus the wider metro through our Dallas–Fort Worth hub.
We also manage single-family rentals in Trophy Club, Haslet, Saginaw, and Benbrook. Ask us about your specific Tarrant County address — coverage is broader than the pages listed above.
Four Guarantees, Written Into the Contract
9–12 month tenant assurance
If a tenant we placed breaks the lease or is evicted 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
Eviction coordination is included with annual Preferred or Concierge Tenant Placement + Management for tenants we placed. Owners pay court filing costs and attorney fees.
Fort Worth Property Management FAQ
Most Fort Worth property managers charge 8–10% of monthly rent — and the figure rises 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 Fort Worth landlords save $1,000–$2,500/year switching from a percentage model.
What Reddit Says About Fort Worth Property Management
We wrote up the two debates Fort Worth landlords keep having on Reddit — how to vet a manager, and what fees actually cost.
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