Clear property management pricing

Your rental should produce income, not constant surprises.

We handle the residents, maintenance, accounting, and day-to-day decisions. You choose how much help and forward planning you want.

  • Local East Contra Costa team
  • Licensed CA brokerage
  • Broker oversight
  • AI-supported, human-reviewed

Serving rental owners in East Contra Costa County. DRE corporation license 01990430.

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See your monthly example

Illustration, not a quote

$1,500 to $6,000 per month

Illustration assumes the entered rent is collected. Leasing, projects, and other event services are separate unless shown as included. See annual examples.

8%Competitive Core management fee
$59Monthly Property Intelligence
ClearNo hidden routine invoice markup
ReviewedOwner-facing intelligence receives human oversight

Start with the problem

What do you want property management to solve?

Choose the concern that feels most familiar. We will show the plan designed around it.

Three levels of support

Choose how involved you want to be.

Every plan has a clear job. Property Intelligence is recommended for owners who intend to hold and improve their rental.

01
I want reliable management and I prefer to approve major decisions.

Core Peace of Mind

We manage the work.

8%of rent collected

$195 monthly minimum

At $2,750 rent$220/month

Best for: Owners who want professional day-to-day management at a competitive entry price.

  • Rent collection and owner accounting
  • Resident communication and lease administration
  • Maintenance intake and emergency coordination
  • Annual property condition assessment
  • Move-in and move-out documentation
  • Owner and resident portals
  • Year-end owner statement and 1099 processing
What is separate?
  • New-resident leasing: 50% of one month of rent ($1,300 min, $1,750 max)
  • Lease Performance and Renewal Review: $225
  • Routine maintenance coordination: $49 per completed work order
  • Special coordination: $149 per event
  • Capital project oversight: 8% of project cost, $250 minimum
  • Occupied property setup: $295 once
  • Semiannual condition assessment (optional): $129
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Recommended for long-term owners

02
I want fewer surprises and better information before I make decisions.

Property Intelligence

We help you see what may be next.

8%of rent collected + $59/property/month

$195 monthly minimum

At $2,750 rent$279/month

Best for: Long-term owners who want maintenance forecasting, reserve planning, and evidence-backed decisions.

  • Everything in Core Peace of Mind
  • Living Property Brain and linked property history
  • Routine work-order coordination (included)
  • Quarterly intelligence updates
  • 12 to 36 month maintenance outlook
  • Repair-versus-replace decision packets
  • Property-specific reserve recommendation
  • Semiannual condition assessment
  • Annual renewal and property-performance review (included)
  • Sale-readiness and disclosure history

Forecasts are planning tools based on available evidence. They are not inspections, engineering opinions, warranties, appraisals, or guarantees. Owner-facing reports are human-reviewed.

What is separate?
  • New-resident leasing: $1,100
  • Special coordination: $99 per event
  • Capital project oversight: 7% of project cost, $250 minimum
  • Occupied property setup: $295 once
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03
I want a trusted team to steward the property with minimal demands on my time.

Complete Property Stewardship

We carry more of the ownership burden.

12%of rent collected

$275 monthly minimum

At $2,750 rent$330/month

Best for: Owners who prioritize delegated stewardship, protection, and dedicated access over the lowest monthly price.

  • Everything in Property Intelligence
  • Surevestor protections, subject to current program terms
  • Dedicated manager access
  • Priority communication and exception handling
  • Owner-preferred vendor coordination
  • Appraisal coordination
  • Annual one-to-one portfolio review
  • Defined routine special coordination (included)
  • Lower leasing and project-oversight fees
What is separate?
  • New-resident leasing: $750
  • Capital project oversight: 5% of project cost, $250 minimum
  • Occupied property setup: $295 once
  • Unlimited remodel oversight (not included)
  • Litigation support (not included)
  • Engineering or legal advice (not included)
  • Unapproved extraordinary work (not included)
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Prefer to manage it yourself?

Lease-Only: professional placement, no ongoing management.

Not every owner wants ongoing management. If you are confident handling the day to day and only need help finding a qualified resident, Lease-Only is a single-event service with no ongoing management fee.

From $2,500

Lease-Only

Professional tenant placement for owners who manage their own property day to day. Croskey markets the home, coordinates showings, screens applicants under a documented process, prepares the lease, and completes move-in documentation, then hands the property back to you.

See the product, not just the promise

What does the extra $59 actually create?

Property Intelligence converts scattered leases, inspections, work orders, invoices, photographs, and communications into a broker-reviewed decision brief. The owner sees what is known, what is inferred, what is missing, and what deserves action next.

Decision snapshot
The next decision, evidence, timing, and confidence.
Repair-versus-replace frame
Expected-cost ranges and the facts that would change the recommendation.
Capital outlook
A rolling 12 to 36 month range and property-specific reserve plan.

The sample uses fictional property data and is not for reliance. Every real owner-facing report requires human review before release.

Croskey Real EstateFictional sample

Rental property

Intelligence Report

Demonstration property, Pittsburg, California

72
Readiness score
$14K to $24K
36-month range
6 to 18 mo.
First decision

Owner decision

Approve the diagnostic and reserve plan now.

Defer the HVAC repair-versus-replace choice until the four highest-value measurements are captured.

  • Facts linked to sources
  • Confidence shown
  • Missing facts visible

No mental math required

See a normal year and a leasing year.

A normal occupied year and a year with a new resident are different. Toggle the example to see the event-based leasing fee rather than discovering it later.

Assumes $2,750 monthly rent, collected all twelve months.

Illustrative annual cost by plan at $2,750 monthly rent (occupied year)
PlanMonthly exampleIllustrative occupied year
Core Peace of MindIncludes one $225 renewal review in this illustration$220$2,865
Property IntelligenceRenewal review included in the plan$279$3,348
Complete Property StewardshipRenewal review included in the plan$330$3,960

Illustrations assume twelve months of the entered rent collected and do not include repairs, projects, special coordination, vacancy, or non-routine services. They are not quotes.

Why maintenance coordination costs money

The vendor fixes the problem. We manage everything around it.

Maintenance coordination is more than forwarding a resident message. The fee compensates Croskey for the research, people, evidence, and follow-through required to move a repair from vague request to documented completion.

$49
Once per completed maintenance incident on Core
Included
Property Intelligence and Complete Property Stewardship

Maintenance fairness promise

If the same unresolved issue reopens within 30 days, Core is not charged another routine coordination fee.

  1. 01

    Clarify

    Collect useful details, photographs, urgency, and access information.

  2. 02

    Research

    Review prior repairs, components, warranties, authorization limits, and recurring signals.

  3. 03

    Coordinate

    Dispatch an appropriate vendor, arrange access, and obtain required approval.

  4. 04

    Verify

    Review the invoice and evidence, confirm completion, and preserve the history.

The complete explanation

What each separate fee solves.

If a fee cannot be connected to real work and a recognizable owner problem, it should not be on the price sheet.

01New-resident leasing

The owner problem

A vacant property earns nothing, and a rushed placement can cost more than the vacancy. Leasing exists to fill the home with a qualified resident on defensible terms.

What Croskey does

Croskey prepares the listing, markets the home, coordinates showings, screens applications under a documented process, prepares the lease, and completes move-in documentation.

When it is charged

Charged once per new-resident placement. Core: 50% of one month of rent with a $1,300 minimum and $1,750 maximum. Property Intelligence: flat $1,100. Complete Property Stewardship: flat $750.

02Lease Performance and Renewal Review

The owner problem

Renewals decided by habit leave money or risk on the table. Owners need a documented look at rent position, lease terms, and property condition before extending a lease.

What Croskey does

Croskey reviews market rent, payment history, lease terms, and known condition items, then recommends renewal terms and prepares the renewal documents.

When it is charged

Core: $225 per renewal event. Included in Property Intelligence and Complete Property Stewardship.

03Routine maintenance coordination

The owner problem

Repairs fail when the wrong problem is diagnosed, the wrong vendor is sent, or nobody confirms completion. Coordination is the work that prevents that.

What Croskey does

Croskey clarifies the request, checks the property history, dispatches an appropriate vendor, arranges access, reviews the invoice and completion evidence, confirms with the resident, and preserves the outcome in the Property Brain.

When it is charged

Core: $49 per completed routine work order. Included in Property Intelligence and Complete Property Stewardship. If the same unresolved issue reopens within 30 days, Core is not charged another routine coordination fee.

04Special coordination

The owner problem

Some events consume far more coordination time than a routine work order and would otherwise be hidden inside general fees.

What Croskey does

Croskey manages exception events end to end. Examples: home-warranty claims, owner-selected vendors, repeated failed access, repeat diagnosis, and multi-vendor exception work.

When it is charged

Core: $149 per event. Property Intelligence: $99 per event. Complete Property Stewardship: the defined routine scope is included.

05Capital project oversight

The owner problem

Larger projects need scoping, bid comparison, scheduling, and quality control that routine maintenance coordination does not cover.

What Croskey does

Croskey defines the scope with you, collects and compares bids, coordinates the selected contractor, tracks milestones, and documents completion.

When it is charged

Charged on owner-approved capital projects: Core 8%, Property Intelligence 7%, Complete Property Stewardship 5% of project cost, each with a $250 minimum. Large renovations, insurance restoration, litigation support, engineering, and legal work require a separate scope or agreement.

06Occupied property setup

The owner problem

Taking over a property with a resident in place requires verifying the lease, deposits, condition, and communication history before Croskey can manage it responsibly.

What Croskey does

Croskey audits the existing lease and ledger, verifies deposits and required disclosures, documents current condition, and introduces the resident to Croskey systems.

When it is charged

Charged once per occupied takeover: $295 on every plan.

The important differences

Compare outcomes, not fifty tiny features.

Comparison of Core Peace of Mind, Property Intelligence, and Complete Property Stewardship plans
Owner outcomeCore Peace of MindProperty IntelligenceRecommendedComplete Property Stewardship
Monthly formula8% of rent collected, $195 minimumCore price + $59 per property12% of rent collected, $275 minimum
Day-to-day managementIncludedIncludedIncluded
Living Property Brain and linked historyNot includedIncludedIncluded
Routine work-order coordination$49 eachIncludedIncluded
Annual condition assessmentIncludedIncludedIncluded
Semiannual assessment$129 per assessmentIncludedIncluded
12 to 36 month maintenance outlookNot includedIncludedIncluded
Repair-versus-replace packetNot includedIncludedIncluded
Annual renewal review$225 per eventIncludedIncluded
Leasing fee50% of one month of rent ($1,300 to $1,750)$1,100 flat$750 flat
Capital-project oversight8%, $250 minimum7%, $250 minimum5%, $250 minimum
Surevestor protections*OptionalOptionalIncluded
Dedicated manager accessNot includedNot includedIncluded

*Protection is subject to the third-party program eligibility, exclusions, limits, and terms. Final inclusions are governed by the signed management agreement.

How we earn trust

Facts are linked. Inferences are labeled. People remain responsible.

Clear before work begins

Plans and event fees explain when they apply and what work they fund.

Evidence before prediction

Property Intelligence shows source history, confidence, missing facts, and ranges.

Human review

AI can research and draft. Licensed people review external reports and material decisions.

No guarantee theater

Forecasts support planning; they are not inspections, contractor diagnoses, or warranties.

Read the full human-oversight policy

Published operating standards

Premium service should be observable.

These are the practices behind the promises, not slogans added after the work is done.

  1. 01

    Documented triage

    Every maintenance request receives a recorded intake and next step.

  2. 02

    Completion confirmation

    Every completed repair receives a final invoice and resident confirmation.

  3. 03

    Evidence-backed recommendations

    Material recommendations show supporting history and photographs when available.

  4. 04

    Human accountability

    Every owner-facing intelligence report is reviewed before release.

  5. 05

    Clear charge triggers

    Extraordinary charges require the disclosed work and trigger to occur.

Optional owner intelligence

Support at the moments that change the investment.

These separately scoped services help owners buy, plan, comply, and prepare to sell. They are not required to receive normal property management.

From $695

Property Acquisition Intelligence

A broker-reviewed rental, condition, maintenance-exposure, rent-readiness, and management-fit analysis before an owner buys.

$395

Annual Capital Planning Session

A condition-history review, 12 to 36 month project outlook, reserve target, and owner planning meeting for Core clients.

From $995

Sale and Disclosure Readiness

An organized property chronology, tenancy summary, improvement history, known-condition evidence, and missing-document checklist.

$249/year

Compliance and Documentation Review

Coordination and tracking for applicable registrations, recurring documentation, and property-file completeness. Not legal advice or a compliance guarantee.

Proposed service prices require final broker approval and written scope. Complex properties and portfolios may require a custom quote.

Pricing questions, answered

Know what to expect before you sign.

Is the management fee charged when no rent is collected?

The management fee is calculated on rent actually collected, so the percentage does not apply while no rent is coming in. Plan minimums and how specific vacancy or non-payment situations are handled are defined in the executed property management agreement, which controls final terms.

Why is maintenance coordination a separate fee on Core Peace of Mind?

Core is built so light-use owners keep a low entry cost. Instead of padding the monthly fee for everyone, Core charges $49 per completed routine work order, so you pay for coordination only when work actually happens. Property Intelligence and Complete Property Stewardship include routine coordination for a predictable monthly cost.

Does Croskey mark up routine vendor invoices?

No. In this pricing model the vendor invoice pays the vendor, and Croskey is compensated through disclosed coordination and oversight fees. Croskey does not hide company compensation inside routine vendor invoices.

What is Property Intelligence?

Property Intelligence is the Core service plus a $59 per property per month subscription that adds a living, linked property history, quarterly intelligence updates, a 12 to 36 month maintenance outlook, repair-versus-replace decision packets, a property-specific reserve recommendation, semiannual condition assessments, an included annual renewal review, and included routine work-order coordination.

Are maintenance forecasts or repair recommendations guaranteed?

No. Forecasts are planning tools based on available evidence. They are not inspections, engineering opinions, warranties, appraisals, or guarantees. Owner-facing reports are human-reviewed, and licensed humans remain responsible for owner-facing recommendations.

What is not included in the monthly management fee?

Leasing, the renewal review on Core, routine work-order coordination on Core, special coordination, capital project oversight, occupied property setup, vendor invoices, and other third-party costs are priced separately and disclosed before work begins. Large renovations, insurance restoration, litigation support, engineering, and legal work require a separate scope or agreement.

Which plan is best for a long-term rental owner?

Property Intelligence is the plan Croskey recommends for long-term owners: it includes routine coordination and the renewal review, and it builds the evidence base (property history, outlooks, decision packets) that makes multi-year ownership decisions easier. This is guidance, not a binding recommendation; a property advisor reviews your property before recommending a plan.

A Fit Review, not a hard sell

Choose the level of support that fits your property and your involvement.

We will explain the normal monthly fee, the event fees that could apply, and what is excluded before you make a decision. Croskey works best with owners who value documented maintenance, responsible property condition, fair resident treatment, and long-term decision-making.

Croskey Real Estate

745 Railroad Ave, Pittsburg, CA 94565

California DRE #01990430 | Wolfgang Croskey, Broker of Record, DRE #01708438

Pricing last reviewed: . Final pricing is governed by the signed management agreement.

Serving Pittsburg, Antioch, Brentwood, Oakley, Bay Point and Concord, California

The fine print, in plain sight

  • Illustration, not a quote. Final terms are controlled by the executed property management agreement.
  • Maintenance invoices, special events, setup, capital projects, and third-party costs are not included unless expressly shown.
  • Large renovations, insurance restoration, litigation support, engineering, legal work, and other extraordinary work require a separate scope or agreement.
  • Repair authorization limits are set per property in the signed management agreement.
  • Existing clients remain on their signed agreements unless a lawful amendment or renewal is executed.
  • Forecasts are planning tools based on available evidence. They are not inspections, engineering opinions, warranties, appraisals, or guarantees. Owner-facing reports are human-reviewed.

AI-supported, with human oversight

We use AI to work faster and stay responsive, but a licensed Croskey team member reviews the decisions that affect residents and owners. People stay in charge.

How we use AI