For landlords

How to rent out your property with BeeHouse Realty

We help you rent your home at the right price to qualified tenants, following Florida and fair housing rules.

I want to rent out my property
  1. 1

    Rent analysis

    We compare rents of similar homes in your area to set a price that rents fast and for top value.

  2. 2

    Preparation and photos

    We recommend how to present the property and take professional photos.

  3. 3

    Marketing

    We list your property on rental sites and social media to reach more renters.

  4. 4

    Showings and applications

    We schedule tours and collect applications from interested renters.

  5. 5

    Tenant screening

    We review income, rental history, credit and background using the same criteria for every applicant.

  6. 6

    Lease and deposits

    We prepare the lease and handle the security deposit and first month according to Florida law.

  7. 7

    Move-in

    We document a move-in inspection with photos and coordinate the tenant's move.

What our service includes

  • Rent price analysis
  • Professional photos and listing
  • Showing coordination
  • Applicant screening
  • Lease agreement
  • Documented move-in inspection
  • Service in English and Spanish

Frequently asked questions

How long does it take to rent?+

With the right price, most homes rent within a few weeks. We'll give you an estimate after reviewing your area.

How do you choose the tenant?+

We apply the same criteria to every applicant (income, rental history, credit and background), always following fair housing laws.

What about the security deposit?+

It's handled under Florida law, which sets how it's held, how the tenant is notified and the deadlines to return it at the end of the lease.

How much does the service cost?+

We explain the fee before we start, and the initial review is free.

Want to rent out your property?

Tell us about your property and an agent will contact you to talk about your rental.

I want to rent out my property

This guide is for information only and is not legal, tax or financial advice.