KeyRenter - Franchise
Quick Franchise Summary
Rental properties are on the rise and there has never been a better time for our booming industry. Keyrenter is not dependent on the economy. In fact, the current market has created a meteoric business trend resulting in a prime opportunity for residential property management. Recurring Monthly Income. Must have Real Estate license.
KeyRenter
Franchise Cost, Fees & Facts for 2020
| Minimum Cash Required | $50,000 | |
| Net Worth Required | $100,000 | |
| Total Investment | $36,000 – $79,000 | |
| Franchise Fee | $15,000 | |
| Military/Veteran Promotion | Yes |
Available In These States:
We are currently accepting inquiries in ALL States
Not Available In These States:
None
International Availability:
Accepting In These Countries:
- United States
Overview
KeyRenter - Franchise Information
All of our systems are engineered to reduce time, effort and stress while you and your clients generate a recurring monthly income and build real equity toward retirement. If your personal goals include wealth accumulation and improved quality of life, Keyrenter Property Management Franchise may be right for you.
Why Property Management…
For entrepreneurs looking for the perfect franchise fit, a primary consideration should be the industry. Research should include market trends, economic indicators and how they can affect the potential success of your business. Many factors make property management the perfect choice. In fact, The Great Recession and financial market crisis have created a meteoric business trend in real estate, resulting in a prime opportunity for the residential property management sector.
- The ratio of renters to buyers is on the rise.
- Tightened lending restrictions and low household incomes discourage home ownership.
- The need for professional property managers is growing.
- People always need a place to live.
These factors have caused a “perfect storm affect” resulting in a $69 billion industry that will continue to grow. According to research published by The Joint Center For Housing Studies of Harvard University:
- There are 43 million households renting in the United States
- Renters constitute 35 percent of all households
- The 2000s marked the strongest decade of renter growth averaging 500,000 annually
- Over the past three years renter growth has averaged 1.25 million
- Most rentals consist of single-family dwellings and 2-4 unit structures
- 20 Percent of rentals were in high-income neighborhoods
Americans are relocating to downsize, reduce their cost of living and search for job opportunities. For many, renting is the best option because it is more affordable, less stressful, and it provides flexibility in life choices. Although a majority of renters still consider home ownership as part of their American dream, multiple surveys indicate that it is no longer an expectation or even a priority for many.
Entrepreneurs who position themselves ahead of this business trend will reap big rewards. There has never been a better time to profit from this booming industry.
You must have your Real Estate license.
Military & Veteran Promotions
KeyRenter values our men and women who have served our country in the military. We offer 25% off our Franchise Fee to these veterans.
