Simple Property Management Pricing in Boise

No leasing fees. No renewal fees. No surprises.

Just straightforward full-service management designed to keep your goals aligned with ours.

At Bluebird Property Management, we built our pricing around one simple belief: property management should be clear, fair, and aligned with ownership.


Too often, property owners are shown a low management percentage up front, only to discover extra charges later for leasing, renewals, inspections, vacancy, notices, maintenance coordination, and administrative work. On paper, that model can look cheaper. In practice, it often costs more and creates the wrong incentives.


We built Bluebird differently.


Our pricing is straightforward, transparent, and designed to support long-term property performance. We do better when your property performs better. That means fewer surprises, better planning, and a management relationship built on trust.

What’s Included In Bluebird’s Management Fee?

Bluebird Property Management
Management Fee 8% for 1–15 units 7% for 16+ units
Leasing & Marketing Included ✅
Accounting and Realtime Reporting Included ✅
Tenant Management Included ✅
Vendor and Maintenance Coordination Included ✅
Inspections Included ✅
Rent Collection Included ✅
24/7 Emergency Maintenance Included ✅
Legal Compliance Included ✅
1099’s and Tax Documents Included ✅
No extra fees. Fee comparison between Bluebird Property Management and a typical Boise property manager with leasing and renewal fees. Boise property management pricing comparison table showing no extra fees with Bluebird

How Bluebird Compares to Typical Boise Property Managers

The following example illustrates how a traditional management company with a lower advertised percentage fee can ultimately result in much higher total management expenses, due to the add-on fees.


For purposes of the example;

  • XYZ management charged no fees other than the four listed in the table.
  • No management maintenance team was used/There was no maintenance markup.
  • An average rent of $1,700 for a 6 unit property was used.
  • Vacancies did not exceed one month.
  • Industry standard Vacancy Rates (3.3%) and Renewal Rates (64%) were used.


Bluebird Property Management XYZ Management
Management Fee 8% 7% Advertised
Leasing Fee None 50% of one month’s rent
Renewal Fee None $150 per renewal
Minimum Fee/Fee While Vacant None $100 per vacant month
Admin/Startup Fee None Often charged (Not Included in Calculations)
Annual Administrative Fee None Often charged (Not Included in Calculations)
Maintenance Markup None Often charged (Not Included in Calculations)
Notice Posting Fee None Often charged (Not Included in Calculations)
Court Appearance Fee None Often charged (Not Included in Calculations)
Tax Document Preparation Fee None Often charged (Not Included in Calculations)
Bluebird Property Management pricing compared with a typical Boise competitor showing lower total fees over time. Graph comparing Bluebird flat-fee property management pricing with competitor pricing that includes extra fees
Bluebird Property Management pricing compared with a typical Boise competitor showing lower total fees over time. Graph comparing Bluebird flat-fee property management pricing with competitor pricing that includes extra fees

Although what management companies charge for these additional fees will differ, the impact of them remains the same. We’d be happy to run a TRUE comparison of fees with any specifics you wish to provide.

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