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Your Houston rental, leased right.

I list and lease single-family homes, townhomes, and condos across the Greater Houston area on the landlord’s behalf — priced from real HAR data, marketed on the MLS, screened carefully, and closed on a clean Texas lease. One flat fee, one point of contact, no surprises.

Top 1% REMAX Producer
50+ Five-Star Google Reviews
ABR Certified·LUXE Designation
1 mo. rent
Flat Leasing Fee · $2,000 Min
Placement
Leasing Only · Not Mgmt
Greater Houston
Service Area

What This Is

I lease your rental like it’s my own deal.

Whether you bought a Houston home as an investment, inherited one, or are keeping a place you used to live in while you relocate, getting it leased well is a project — price it, prep it, market it, screen the applicants, and paper a lease that actually protects you. That’s what I do on the landlord’s side. I’m Eddie Weir, a top 1% REMAX Signature REALTOR® — here’s how I work — and I run a rental listing the same way I run a sale: data first, communication constant, nothing left to chance.

One thing to be clear about up front, because it’s where most landlords get confused: this is a placement (leasing) service, not ongoing property management. I find you a qualified tenant and get the lease signed. I don’t collect monthly rent or take maintenance calls after move-in — if you want that, I have a couple of property-management partners I trust and am happy to introduce you. More on placement vs. property management below.

What I Do

Price the rental from current HAR lease comps, advise on quick prep that lifts rent, shoot basic professional photos, list it on the MLS and the major syndication sites, run showings, screen applicants, and close on a clean Texas lease — then hand you organized move-in paperwork.

What I Don’t Do

I don’t manage the property after the tenant moves in — no monthly rent collection, no 2 a.m. maintenance calls, no renewals handled for you. That’s full property management, a separate service. I’ll point you to trusted partners if you want it.

Who It’s For

Investors leasing a single-family rental, accidental landlords who inherited or kept a home, owners relocating but holding their Houston property, and anyone who wants the unit leased to a well-screened tenant without becoming a part-time leasing agent.

The Fee

One flat fee, stated plainly.

No percentage-of-rent-forever, no surprise add-ons. My leasing fee is one month’s rent, with a $2,000 minimum — and basic professional photography is included in that.

Leasing Fee

1 month’s rent

Earned when a qualified tenant signs the lease — the placement is the deliverable.

Minimum

$2,000

If the monthly rent comes in below $2,000, the fee is something we discuss and agree on up front.

Included

Basic pro photos

Professional listing photography is part of the fee. Enhanced packages (twilight, drone, video) are an optional add-on at cost.

Not Included

Ongoing mgmt

This is leasing only. Monthly management runs separately (typically 8–10% of rent through a PM firm).

That’s the whole structure. The fee covers the work of getting your property leased to a qualified tenant — pricing, prep advice, photography, marketing, showings, screening, and the lease. If you’d rather hand off everything for the life of the tenancy, that’s full property management, and the math is different. I’ll lay out both paths honestly so you can pick the one that fits.

The Process

From empty to leased, step by step.

I project-manage the lease-up the same way I manage a sale — clear steps, real data, and you always know what’s next.

Rent analysis & pricing

I pull current HAR lease comps for your exact area, beds, and condition and recommend a list rent that leases quickly without leaving money on the table. See how I price a rental.

Prep & photos

I flag the small fixes that move rent and time-on-market — paint, cleaning, yard, minor repairs — then shoot basic professional photos so the listing competes on day one.

MLS marketing & showings

Your home goes on the HAR MLS and syndicates to the major rental sites. I field inquiries, coordinate showings, and keep the listing in front of qualified prospects.

Screening & lease

I run a consistent, fair-housing-compliant screen — income, credit, rental history, background — then prepare the Texas lease and addenda. See how screening works.

Move-in & handoff

We document condition, collect the deposit and first month per the lease, hand over keys, and I give you an organized file. From here you self-manage — or hand to a PM partner.

I stay reachable

Questions on a renewal, a re-lease when this tenant moves out, or whether to sell instead of re-rent? I’m a text away — the relationship doesn’t end at the signed lease.

Landlord FAQ

The questions landlords actually ask.

What does it cost to list my Houston rental with you?

My leasing fee is one month’s rent, with a $2,000 minimum, and basic professional photography is included. If the monthly rent is below $2,000, we agree on the fee up front. The fee is earned when a qualified tenant signs the lease. Enhanced photo or video packages are an optional add-on at cost.

Is this the same as property management?

No. This is placement (leasing) only — I find and screen a qualified tenant and get the lease signed. I don’t collect monthly rent or handle maintenance after move-in. That’s full property management, a separate service that typically runs 8–10% of rent. If you want ongoing management, I have a couple of partners I can recommend.

How long does it take to lease a Houston rental?

It depends on price, condition, location, and season, but Houston single-family rentals have been averaging in the mid-40s of days on market in 2026 per HAR. Priced right and shown well, many lease faster. Overpricing is the single biggest reason a rental sits — which is why the rent analysis comes first.

What kind of property do you lease?

Single-family homes, townhomes, and condos across the Greater Houston area, on the landlord’s side. I work residential and investment property; I refer commercial out. If you’re not sure whether your situation fits, just text me and I’ll tell you straight.

Do you screen the tenants, or do I?

I do. I run a consistent, fair-housing-compliant screen — verifying income, pulling credit and background, and checking rental history — and bring you a qualified applicant with the file behind them. You make the final call on the lease; I make sure the homework is done. More on screening here.

How do you decide what rent to ask?

The same way I price a sale: real comps. I pull current HAR lease data for your area, beds, square footage, and condition, then recommend a number that leases quickly without underpricing. Here’s the full pricing breakdown.

What if I want to sell instead of rent?

Then we should talk before you list it for lease. Sometimes the numbers favor selling, sometimes holding and renting; it depends on your equity, the market, and your goals. I’ll run both and give you the honest read — here’s how I list for sale.

Do you cover my part of Houston?

I cover the entire Greater Houston area — inside the Loop, the Energy Corridor, Katy, Cypress, Pearland, the Woodlands, Sugar Land, and out to the suburbs. Wherever the property is, text me the address and I’ll get you a rent read.

Continue Exploring

Where to go next.

Ready to put a number on it? Start with how I price a Houston rental, then see how tenant screening and placement works. Weighing whether to hand off everything? Read placement vs. property management. If you’re buying the rental in the first place, the Houston investing guide and the cash-flow rental markets breakdown are the place to start. Thinking about selling instead? Here’s how I list. Or just reach out — happy to talk it through.

Let’s get your rental leased.

Send me the address and I’ll pull current HAR lease comps and get you a straight rent read — no obligation. If the numbers work, I’ll walk you through prep, photos, marketing, and a clean lease from there.

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