Property Management Companies in Bastrop County, TX

2 companies across the county. Zillow's typical asking rent for the county is $1,697 (−0.9% in a year). Pick a city to compare its managers and request free quotes.

Top property managers in Bastrop County

Best match across the county: Google rating adjusted for number of reviews.

SmartEgg Properties

★ Highly Recommended · 100+ reviews

Serves the Austin area · no public office address, so no map pin

4.7 (200 Google reviews)Recently reviewed

SmartEgg Properties manages single-family rental homes in Austin and the Greater Austin area, covering tenant placement, rent collection, maintenance and evictions, and also offers property tax protests and real estate sales.

In their words: “Whether this is your first or fifth rental, SmartEgg helps your investment grow through our comprehensive Property Management and Real Estate Services.”
Review summary: Most reviewers mention responsive, organized staff who keep clients updated and handle details thoroughly.

(512) 910-4408 smarteggmgmt.com Google profile

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EPOC Property Management

Serves the Austin area · no public office address, so no map pin

4.3 (338 Google reviews)Recently reviewed

EPOC Property Management manages single-family and multi-family rentals, with areas served including Greensboro, Waco and Killeen. Services cover marketing, tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, accounting, inspections and evictions.

In their words: “We serve both single-family and multi-family residential properties.”

(336) 823-6209 epoc.homes Google profile

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Questions to ask before you hire

Ask every manager the same questions and get the answers in writing, so you can compare quotes fairly.

What is the monthly management fee, and what does it include?Ask whether it is a share of rent collected or a flat amount, and what costs extra.
Is there a fee to find a tenant (leasing or placement fee)?Also ask about lease renewal fees.
Do you add a markup to maintenance and repair bills?Ask who does the work and whether you approve large repairs first.
How long is the contract, and how do I end it?Look for the notice period and any cancellation fee.
How do you screen tenants?Credit, income, rental history and background checks; ask how they follow fair housing rules.
How will I see what is happening with my property?Owner portal, monthly statements, how fast they answer you.
Who handles emergencies at night and on weekends?Ask for the process and typical response time.

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