GREATER BOSTON · KELLY CUI

Leasing & Property Management

Buying, selling and property management in Greater Boston.

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LEASING & PROPERTY MANAGEMENT

Leasing & Property Management

Help with finding tenants, lease arrangements, maintenance and renewals.

Discuss leasing & property management

BEACON HILL · BOSTON

WHAT TO EXPECT

Start with your property, your location, and how involved you want to be. Discuss leasing and management together, then agree on responsibilities, reporting, repair approvals and other management arrangements.

The Process

These are the main steps. Timing and details depend on your property and plans.

Prepare your rental

Review the property, comparable rentals and asking rents, occupancy, photography, and the work needed before marketing.

Market & lease

Coordinate inquiries, showings, application steps, lease arrangements, and move-in arrangements.

Manage the property

Plan resident communication, maintenance requests, vendor coordination, and owner updates. Agree who approves work and how expenses are handled.

Renew & plan ahead

Review lease dates, condition, renewal options, and any preparation needed for the next tenancy.

OUR FIRST CONVERSATION

What to bring to your first consultation

Share the information you have. Kelly can help you work through the remaining questions.

Property and current occupancy
Lease dates and rental goals
Communication and maintenance needs
Your preferred level of involvement

REAL ESTATE GUIDES

Read before you decide.

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Renting out a home in Massachusetts: a compliance checklist

What can be collected at move-in, how security deposits must be handled, who pays the broker, and the habitability, lead paint and fair housing rules every owner should know.

Updated 2026-10-28

Renting out your home for the first time

When to list, how to price, how to screen lawfully and consistently, how to time the lease, and what to expect once a tenant moves in.

Updated 2026-10-28

Repairs and maintenance during a lease

The owner’s maintenance duties under the State Sanitary Code, urgent repairs, access to the unit and who pays when something breaks.

Updated 2026-10-28

Lease renewals and rent increases

How a fixed-term lease and a tenancy at will differ when the rent changes, when to start the renewal conversation in a September market, and how to weigh an increase against the cost of finding a new tenant.

Updated 2026-10-28

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

Common Questions

Can I discuss both leasing and management?

Yes. Tell Kelly whether you need a new tenant, help coordinating an occupied property, or a plan covering both. The service agreement will define the work and responsibilities.

How are repairs and expenses handled?

Agree on repair approvals, spending limits, contractors and record-keeping before management begins. Fees and third-party costs depend on the agreed scope.

What should I prepare?

Bring the address, occupancy and lease dates, known building rules, and the areas where you need help. Discuss rent collection and urgent-response arrangements explicitly when setting the scope.

PROPERTIES KELLY HAS REPRESENTED