Property Management Companies in Cooke County, TX

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  Occupyy Realty

  ★ User Recommended · 50+ reviews4.9★ from 52 Google reviews; newest reviews average 5.0★. Score = rating adjusted for review count. Read all reviews on Google

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

  4.9 (52 Google reviews)Recently reviewed

  Occupyy Realty is a full-service brokerage managing single-family and multifamily rentals in Dallas/Fort Worth and Oklahoma City, with Salt Lake City planned, and also handles tenant placement and investment sales.

  In their words: “Occupyy Realty is a full-service brokerage specializing in Residential Single or Multiple Family Property Management and Investment Sales.”

  Review summary: Most reviewers mention quick responses, professional staff and an easy, smooth leasing and move-in process.

  (469) 727-1123occupyyrealty.com Google profile
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  Soless Property Management

  701 E Main St, Gainesville, TX 76240

  2.9 (29 Google reviews)

  Soless Property Management is a locally owned Gainesville company managing single-family homes, duplexes, apartments, commercial and self-storage properties in Cooke County and North Texas, with tenant screening, rent collection, maintenance, evictions and real estate sales.

  In their words: “Soless Property Management is locally owned and operated with over 13 years of property management experience.”

  Review summary: Most reviewers, mainly long-term tenants, describe timely maintenance and professional, helpful staff.

  (940) 665-3200solessmanagement.net Google profile
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Gainesville

• 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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