Tennessee Property Management Package - Tennessee 2026

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  2. Begin with the Lease or Rental Agreement. Fill in tenant and landlord details, including names, addresses, and contact information. Specify lease terms such as duration and rental amount.
  3. Next, complete the Security Deposit Agreement by entering the deposit amount and conditions for its return. Ensure clarity on deductions if applicable.
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What is the average property management fee in 2025? Typically 8-12%, with the national average at 8.49%, and flat-fee options around $300/month. Are setup and renewal fees normal? Yes.
Landlord Obligations In Tennessee Property managers acting on behalf of landlords must fulfill several legal duties under Tennessee law: Maintain essential services (heating, plumbing, electricity) Make timely repairs to keep properties habitable. Follow proper eviction procedures (formal notice periods)
Property managers usually charge between 8% and 12% of rent collected for their services, which include tenant communications, property inspections, maintenance coordination, financial reporting, emergency response, and lease administration.
Management fees typically range from 1% to 4% per annum, with 2% being the standard figure. Therefore, if a fund has $1 billion of assets at year-end and charges a 2% management fee, the management fee will be $20 million.
Typical rates range from 8-12%, with 10% being most common. So, for example, if your rental property brings in $1,500 monthly rent, you would pay your property manager around $150 each month. This monthly fee remains the same regardless of whether the property is occupied or vacant.

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Just as you expect returns from your rental property investment, you should expect tangible value from your property management fees. The right management company isnt simply an expenseits an investment that should generate returns through improved efficiency, reduced vacancies, and professional oversight.
In Tennessee, property managers need a real estate brokers license if they engage in activities like renting, leasing, or collecting rent for properties they dont own. These actions are considered real estate activities, which are regulated by the Tennessee Real Estate Commission.

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