Broward County · Property management
Property Management in Hollywood, FL
Hollywood is a landlord's market of contrasts — 1950s single-family blocks west of Dixie, mid-century condo buildings near the beach, and duplexes east of Federal that rent year-round. Each one is managed differently, and treating them the same is how owners end up with long vacancies and deposit disputes. Airtight manages Hollywood rentals property by property, with one point of contact who has actually stood in your unit.
What we handle for Hollywood owners.
Full-service property management
One company responsible for the resident, the property and your reporting — not three vendors you coordinate yourself.
Tenant placement & screening
Marketing, showings, and credit, income, employment, prior-landlord and eviction screening on every adult applicant.
Rent collection
Online payments, consistent late-fee enforcement, and money that lands without you chasing it.
Maintenance coordination
Vetted local trades, documented work orders, and an approval threshold you set. Vendor cost and our fee shown separately.
Inspections
Move-in, mid-lease and move-out inspections with dated photographs, so condition is never a matter of memory.
Leasing & renewals
Florida-compliant leases, market review before every renewal, and terms agreed well before the current lease runs out.
Full detail on each service and our published fee schedule, or see how onboarding works.
Why owners choose Airtight
We built the property management company we wished we had.
Owner-operated
You reach the person accountable for your property, not a rotating support queue.
Communication that closes the loop
You hear what happened, what's next and when it's finished — without asking.
Published pricing
10% of collected rent, one month for placement, 10% maintenance coordination. Nothing to decode.
Everything in writing
Work orders, invoices and documents live in your owner portal, not in someone's memory.
The Hollywood rental market, plainly
Demand in Hollywood is driven by people priced out of Miami-Dade who still need to commute south, plus long-term residents who want a walkable neighborhood without downtown pricing. That keeps well-priced two-bedroom homes and updated condos moving quickly, and leaves overpriced listings sitting through an entire season.
Condo rentals here carry an extra step most owners underestimate: association approval. Application packets, board interviews and move-in fees can add two to four weeks to a lease that is otherwise ready to sign. We start the association paperwork the day an applicant is approved rather than after the lease is executed.
Older housing stock also means older systems. In Hollywood we push preventive AC service and plumbing checks between tenancies, because a mid-lease failure in a 60-year-old line costs several times what an off-cycle inspection does.
Hollywood areas we serve
Hollywood Lakes · Hollywood Hills · Emerald Hills · Downtown Hollywood · Hollywood Beach · Oakwood Hills · Boulevard Heights
Nearby
Dania Beach · Hallandale Beach · Pembroke Pines · Davie
Questions Hollywood owners ask us.
Do you handle condo association approvals in Hollywood?
Yes. We prepare the application packet, submit it, follow the board's timeline and coordinate the interview and move-in scheduling. We also read the association's leasing rules before we list, so we don't market a unit that can't legally be rented for another six months.
How long does it take to lease a home in Hollywood?
Correctly priced homes in Hollywood typically lease within a few weeks in season and take longer in late summer. We give you a specific expectation for your address and price point before listing rather than a market-wide average.
Can you manage a duplex or small multifamily property?
Yes. Hollywood has a lot of two- to four-unit buildings, and we manage them with separate ledgers per unit so your statement shows what each door actually earned and cost.
What do you charge in Hollywood?
The same published schedule we use everywhere: 10% of collected rent, one month for placement with the first renewal free, $500 for later renewals, and 10% coordination on maintenance jobs.
Free · no obligation
What should your Hollywood property be earning?
We'll price it against what actually leased nearby and show you what you'd net after fees.
Get a Free Rental AnalysisPrefer to talk? (954) 546-3146 or send us a note.