Your rental property. A plan for what comes next.

No. Comparable rents and property details support a planning range, but actual rent and leasing timing depend on the property, its condition, market response, and agreed terms.

Yes. A pre-purchase conversation can consider rental potential, likely preparation, and ownership costs. It does not replace inspections, financing review, appraisal, or other professional advice.

No. Any proposed work is separately scoped, quoted, and approved. You retain the choice of contractor, and no contractor availability or outcome is promised.

The owner’s total leasing fee remains 100% of one month’s rent. When another agent brings the tenant, half of that fee goes to the tenant’s agent and half to Dre. If Dre secures the tenant directly without another agent, Dre retains the full fee. For example, at $2,000 monthly rent, the total fee is $2,000: $1,000 to each agent when another agent is involved, or $2,000 to Dre when direct. Compensation is set out in the applicable written agreements.

The $100 Rental Strategy Review is paid before the assessment begins. The $250 Rental Readiness Plan is split into $125 before the walkthrough and $125 when the plan is delivered. The leasing fee is due only after both the lease is signed and the tenant’s required move-in funds have cleared; that exact trigger is included in the applicable written agreement. Ownership Review payment terms are agreed with its quote. Approved third-party expenses are confirmed before engagement.

No. Leasing support is provided under the agreed representation scope. Eviction Filing & Representation Support is also a standalone service—not full property management. Ongoing rent collection, trust accounting, emergency response, and a tenant portal are not currently offered through these services.

For an eligible justice-court eviction matter, one agreed scope and quote covers the full service as needed: petition and document preparation and filing, evidence organization, authorized-agent court appearances, judgment-status follow-up, and permitted writ-of-possession request and constable set-out coordination. Authority comes from current court rules and the owner’s written authorization, not the broker license alone. The service does not promise personal citation service or writ enforcement, provide lockout instructions, or guarantee a judgment, timing, possession, or recovered rent. Do not send tenant names, identification, ledgers, or documents through the website; the request form does not accept attachments.

Eligibility and the authorized-agent role are confirmed for each justice-court matter before engagement. Appeals, bankruptcy, contested title, matters outside the agent’s authority, and requests for legal advice are referred to separately retained counsel. This does not mean every contested justice-court matter requires an attorney.

The service is one complete engagement priced by quote, with payment terms stated in the agreed scope. Filing, service, writ, constable, locksmith, moving, labor, and attorney charges are separate and are not automatically included. Property assessment, repairs, and releasing start only after lawful possession returns and are separately quoted.

Use the service request form on this site. You choose the service, review every answer and the exact price, then send it. Your request starts a conversation; it does not create a confirmed appointment, an engagement, or an authorized charge.