Flat fee vs. percentage fee

See what a flat management fee saves you

Most property managers charge 7% to 12% of your monthly rent. McCaw charges a flat $175 per month, no matter how high your rent goes. Adjust the numbers to see the difference for your property.

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10% of monthly rent is the most common rate in DFW
McCaw flat fee $175 / month
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McCaw PM Fee Savings Calculator

Wondering how much you’re really paying for property management? Use our fee comparison calculator to see how McCaw Property Management’s flat monthly fee compares to traditional percentage-based management fees over time. Simply enter your monthly rent, expected annual rent increase, and ownership timeframe to discover your potential savings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does the calculator work?

The calculator compares McCaw Property Management’s flat monthly management fee to common percentage-based management fees charged by other property management companies. It projects costs over your selected ownership period and estimates potential savings.

What management fee percentages are used in the comparison?

The calculator compares our flat monthly fee against management fees of 7%, 10%, and 12%, which are common rates found throughout the property management industry.

Are the results guaranteed?

No. The calculator provides estimates based on the information you enter and the assumptions used in the comparison. Actual costs and savings may vary depending on rental rates, fee structures, and market conditions.

Why does the calculator ask for annual rent increases?

Many rental properties experience rent increases over time. Including an expected annual rent increase helps provide a more realistic long-term comparison between flat-fee and percentage-based management models.

Is a flat fee always less expensive?

Not always. The calculator is designed to show the break-even point and help you determine which fee structure may be more cost-effective based on your property’s rent amount and ownership timeline.

What if I have questions about the results?

Our team is happy to review your property’s specific situation and explain the results in more detail. Contact us for a personalized rental property consultation.