Real cases from the units we manage

From 2021 to 2025, the units we managed for the full year earned rent 10.9 to 11.5 months a year, 91% to 95% of the time, depending on the city. Below are 8 recent leases with the rent, the HOA fee and how long each unit waited for its next tenant, from a few days to about 1.6 months.

  • 91% to 95% of the year rented, 2021 to 2025, by city
  • 3 of 8 units rented in days or before the last tenant left
  • 2.5 to 3.5 yrs average tenant stay, by city
  • 10% of the rent, only while rented

8 recent leases

Leases signed from April 2025 to October 2026. The HOA fee is the monthly condo fee the owner pays; time to lease counts from the end of the previous lease to the signature of the new one.

CityUnitCommunityRentHOATime to lease
Doral1 bed condoLas Vistas$2,000$422before the previous tenant left
Doral2 bed condoThe Greens at Doral$2,550$447about 1.6 months
Hialeah1 bed condoMirassou$1,850$361about 10 days
Hialeah3 bedLago Grande$2,600$359about 3 weeks
Pembroke Pines2 bed condoThe Palms$2,000$309a few days
Pembroke Pines3 bedWindmill Lakes$2,400$521about 3 weeks
Plantation1 bed condoNewport$1,750$375a few days
Plantation2 bed condoLakes at Jacaranda$2,000$391about 1 month

How much of the year units earn rent

Units we managed for the full year, 2021 to 2025.

AreaMonths rented a yearShare of the year
Pembroke Pinesabout 11.595%
Fort Lauderdale area (Plantation and Sunrise)about 11.394%
Hialeahabout 11.394%
Doralabout 10.991%

In Doral, 3 in 4 units were rented all year. Tenants there stay the longest, about 3.5 years on average, so a change of tenant is rare, but the next lease takes a little longer than in the other areas.

What these cases have in common

  • The rent is set with comparables. Each time we list a unit, we show the owner rents from the same neighborhood before choosing the price.
  • Short gaps between tenants. 3 of the 8 units were rented in a few days or before the previous tenant moved out, and none waited more than about 1.6 months.
  • Tenants are screened the same careful way every time. See how we choose the tenant.

What it costs

10% of the monthly rent, only while the unit is rented. Placing a new tenant costs one month’s rent, renewals cost nothing, and Blue One pays the attorney and court fees if an eviction is needed. See all fees, or the pages for Doral, Hialeah, Pembroke Pines and the Fort Lauderdale area.

What owners say on Google

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“As a Houston based real estate investor, we had an amazing experience working with Blue one (and Natalia she is awesome) on the purchase and management of our investment property in Fl. Their team consistently provided responsive service, honest and direct advice and general valuable guidance.”
Dano Molinero, Google review
“I used to manage my properties with another company, and it was a disaster. Since I switched to Blue One Services, everything is easier. They respond quickly, solve problems, and keep my units rented.”
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“I have been investing in Miami for 7 years, and since I started with Blue One Services, everything has been stress-free. They take care of everything, from tenant selection to repairs.”
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Frequently asked questions

How fast do you rent a unit when a tenant leaves?

In the leases we signed from April 2025 to October 2026, the median time to lease was about 2 weeks in the Fort Lauderdale area, about 3 weeks in Pembroke Pines, about 1.3 months in Doral and about 1.5 months in Hialeah. Some units are rented before the previous tenant moves out.

How much of the year is a managed unit rented?

From 2021 to 2025, units we managed for the full year earned rent about 10.9 months a year in Doral (91%), 11.3 in Hialeah and the Fort Lauderdale area (94%) and 11.5 in Pembroke Pines (95%).

Are these real cases?

Yes. They come from the leases in our management system, signed from April 2025 to October 2026. We show the community, but not the unit number or the owner.