Owning a residential rental property can be a profitable investment, but it often comes with its share of challenges and concerns. Partner with a skilled San Antonio residential property manager to save both time and money. Let us manage your San Antonio Rental Property.

BMI residential property managers follow a proven process throughout the  rental cycle, maximizing everything from marketability to rental price.  And if there’s any maintenance required, we’ve got you covered. Our  licensed and insured vendors will take care of it. Trust the power of the process and  enjoy the peace of mind a good property manager provides. 

 Get your San Antonio property listed in all the right places. BMI’s marketing method is built on years of experience to get your  property producing maximum income for you as soon as possible. 

 We strive to get your investment rented quickly, but it is  important to get the RIGHT tenant versus the FAST tenant! Often people  think they need to do a quick credit check and verify employment, but  there’s more to it than that. Our screening process includes thorough background and credit  checks on each potential tenant to assess the likelihood the tenant will  fulfill the lease terms and responsibly care for your rental property.           

We have found that an effective tenant screening process  will answer four critical questions to determine whether an applicant is  the right tenant for a property.           

Is the applicant who they say they are?

• Government Issued Identification
• Social Security Number Verification

Can the applicant afford this property?

• Pre-screening Income Qualification
• Income Verification
• Employment Verification

Does the applicant have a history of paying their bills?

• Credit Score
• Previous Address Tenant History
• Public Records Search
• National Eviction Search

Will the applicant be a responsible resident and take care of the property?

• Previous Landlord Verification
• National Criminal Search*
• National Sex Offender Search
• International Terrorism Database Search

Important Note: All applications are processed without  regard to the race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status, or  national origin of the applicant and follow Fair Housing Guidelines. 

*Criminal checks only look into convictions. 

Cash Flow:

If your goal is to generate cash flow from your  property, renting it out may be the better option. You can collect  monthly rent from your tenants and potentially earn a profit after  expenses. However, if you need a lump sum of cash, selling your property might be the better option.              

 Real Estate Market Conditions:

The current real estate market  in San Antonio is highly competitive, with prices continuing to rise. If  you sell your property now, you could get a high price, but it may be  challenging to find a new property to invest in at a reasonable price. On the other hand, if  you decide to rent your property, you could benefit from a steady income  stream, as the demand for rental properties in San Antonio is always high.             

 Long-Term Investment Goals:

If you're looking for a long-term  investment, renting your property might be the better option. San  Antonio's population continues to grow, and the demand for rental  properties is expected to remain high. You could hold onto your property and continue to collect rent  for years to come, potentially earning a significant return on your  investment.              

  Ultimately, the decision to rent or sell your property in San Antonio  depends on your specific circumstances and investment goals. It's  essential to evaluate all the factors and consult with a real estate  professional to make an informed decision.