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2026 fee guide · Bellevue, WA

How much does property management cost in Bellevue?

Every fee a Bellevue landlord pays, worked out at a real Bellevue single-family rent, with the market ranges by fee model and RexMont's own published rates side by side.

In short

RexMont's property management price in Bellevue: a $600 leasing fee plus 7% of rent collected ($200 monthly minimum, waived while vacant). On a $4,500 Bellevue house that is $315 a month and $4,380 in year one with a new placement, $3,780 in a year with no turnover. The Bellevue market range, not RexMont's price: 8%–12% of monthly rent for full service plus a tenant placement fee of 50%–100% of one month's rent. Owners who only want a tenant placed pay 75% of one month's rent, $3,375 on this house. Six written guarantees, every fee in the agreement before signature. Bellevue property management covers what the fee buys; the calculator below gives your number.

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RexMont charges $600 leasing fee plus a 7% monthly management fee ($200 monthly minimum, waived when vacant). On a $4,500/month Bellevue single-family home, that is $315 a month, $4,380 in year one with a new placement and $3,780 in a year with no turnover. The market range, not RexMont's price: 8%–12% of monthly rent for full service, a Washington average of about 9.4%, plus a tenant placement fee of 50%–100% of one month's rent. I'm Adriano Tori, Designated Broker of RexMont Real Estate. The numbers on this page use the $4,500 monthly rent our Bellevue property management page uses for a typical 3–4-bedroom single-family home (Bellevue houses rent for $3,500–$8,500 by size, location and condition). As a check, the NWMLS replica RexMont maintains showed a median asking rent of $5,565 across the 20 active 3–4-bedroom house rentals in Bellevue on November 4, 2026; the calculator takes any rent you type. Bellevue is the Eastside's highest-rent single-family market, which is why percentage fees here buy more service per dollar of rent and why the two-year total, not the headline rate, is the number to compare.

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Fee calculator

Your Bellevue management cost

Type the rent. The monthly fee, the leasing fee, the first-year total and the Leasing-Only fee update in place, on RexMont's published schedule, with nothing to submit.

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Starts at a typical Bellevue single-family rent. Type your own.

Monthly management fee
$315

7% of $4,500 rent collected, $200 monthly minimum, $0 when vacant

Leasing fee
$600

One time, per new tenant

First-year total
$4,380

$3,780 management + $600 leasing = 8.1% of $54,000 gross

Leasing-Only Service
$3,375

75%of one month's rent, tenant finding and placement only

RexMont's published schedule: $600 leasing fee plus a 7% monthly management fee on rent collected ($200 monthly minimum, fee waived when vacant). Leasing-Only Service: 75%of one month's rent. Every fee is in the agreement before signature. Get the exact written quote.

The worked example: a $4,500 Bellevue house

$4,500 a month is $54,000 a year in gross rent. Here is what RexMont charges on it, with a new tenant placed in year one and a year where the same tenant simply stays, plus the Leasing-Only Service for owners who self-manage after move-in. These are RexMont's own fees at an example rent, not a rent estimate for your home.

ServiceMonthly feeLeasing feeYear oneNo-turnover year
Full Property Management (7%)$315$600$4,380 (8.1% of gross)$3,780
Leasing-Only Service (75% of one month)None (you self-manage)$3,375$3,375$0

The management fee applies only to rent collected, with a $200 monthly minimum: a vacant month costs us our fee, not you a vacancy charge. If the home is rent-ready, listed at our recommended price and not leased in 30 days, the leasing fee drops by 50%, or $300. If the tenant we placed leaves inside 12 months, the replacement placement is $0.

What the fee includes, line by line

The leasing fee buys the lease-up (A–H). The monthly management fee buys the year (9–18). Nothing on either list is billed separately, and there is no onboarding fee.

Leasing services A–H (both services)

  • Strategic rental price analysis and market positioning
  • Comprehensive marketing and professional listings cross-promoted on major rental platforms
  • Showings and tour coordination with prospective tenants
  • Weekly lead and marketing performance activity updates
  • Thorough tenant screening (credit, criminal background, employment, and rental history verification)
  • State-compliant lease agreement preparation and execution
  • Collection and accounting of move-in funds and security deposits
  • Detailed move-in walkthrough inspection and signed condition report

Management services 9–18 (Full Property Management)

  • 24/7 Owner Portal access
  • Dedicated Tenant Portal for online payments and requests
  • Monthly rent collection and disbursement
  • Complete maintenance dispatch and vendor coordination
  • 24/7 emergency response service
  • Quarterly tenant check-ins and preventative maintenance guidance
  • Monthly cash flow statements and annual tax reporting
  • Ongoing tenant relations, communications, and dispute resolution
  • Lease expiration administration and statutory notice delivery in accordance with Washington state laws
  • Move-out inspections and security deposit disposition handling

Fee models in the Bellevue market, compared

Bellevue owners meet four pricing models. The ranges are what managers in the Seattle and Eastside market publish or owners report; no two firms bundle the same things, so the two-year total is the number to compare.

ModelMarket range, not RexMont's priceWho it fitsRexMont
Percentage of rent (full service)8%–12% of rent collected (Washington average about 9.4%); placement 50%–100% of one month; renewal $195–$500 or 25%–40% of a monthOwners who want the manager's income tied to the rent level and to the unit staying occupied. The standard for single-family homes.$600 leasing fee plus 7% of rent collected ($200 monthly minimum); fee waived when vacant; no renewal fee
Flat monthly fee$129–$250 per month regardless of rent; leasing billed separately at $500–$1,500 or 50% of a month; inspections, renewals and maintenance coordination often à la carteCheapest on paper for a high-rent house, but the manager earns the same whether the home rents for $4,000 or $4,800 and whether it sits empty or not.Not offered. The percentage is the incentive.
Performance-based / zero leasing feeNo placement fee, but a higher monthly rate (10%–12%) or a premium tier; some add $20–$30 per month protection plansReads as free leasing; over two years the extra 1–3 points on the monthly fee usually exceed one month's rent.Our version is the 30-Day Leasing Guarantee: not leased in 30 days at our price, the leasing fee drops by 50%.
Lease-only (tenant placement)50%–100% of one month's rent, one time; flat-dollar offers around $1,500; the owner self-manages after move-inLocal, hands-on owners who want the screening and the lease done right and will take the maintenance calls themselves.The Leasing-Only Service is 75% of one month's rent, one time, with services A–H; switch to full management any time with a signature.

Market ranges compiled from published Seattle and Eastside fee schedules and industry fee research as of October 2026. Confirm every number in writing with any manager you interview, including us.

The hidden-fee checklist

None of these is unfair when it is disclosed. Undisclosed is what makes a fee hidden. Hand this list to every manager you interview and ask for each line in writing. Each range below is the market range, not RexMont's price; RexMont's price is a $600 leasing fee plus 7% of rent collected, with a $200 monthly minimum waived while the home is vacant.

Account setup / onboarding

$200–$400 per unit

Lease renewal

$195–$500, or 25%–40% of a month

Maintenance markup

10%–15% on vendor invoices, often undisclosed

Inspection fees

$75–$150 per visit at some firms

Vacancy fee

A monthly charge while the home sits empty

Early-termination penalty

One to three months of fees, or the rest of the term

Eviction coordination

$300–$600 plus attorney and court costs

Marketing / photo fees

$150–$400 per lease-up at some firms

Statement or technology fee

$5–$25 per month per unit

RexMont's answer to every line: the management agreement lists each fee before you sign, there is no setup fee, no vacancy fee, maintenance coordination terms are stated up front, and the Fair Exit Guarantee means month-to-month after the first nine months with 30 days' notice and no termination penalty.

What moves your Bellevue quote up or down

Managers price risk and effort. Your fee lands at the low end of the range when the home is newer or well-maintained, the rent is high (percentage fees scale with rent, so managers compete harder for a $4,500 Bellevue house than for a studio), it sits inside a dense coverage area, and you bring more than one door. It lands at the high end with deferred maintenance, lower rents, or a history of difficult tenancies.

Bellevue rent-increase notice: Bellevue has no local rent-increase notice ordinance, so the state rule applies: 90 days' written notice before any rent increase takes effect (RCW 59.18.140, as amended by HB 1217 in 2025). Washington's 2026 rent cap of 9.683% (10% for 2027) applies to covered tenancies under HB 1217, which makes a documented, correctly noticed increase every year worth more than the fee that executes it. The full rules, with the section numbers, are on Bellevue landlord laws.

The single best negotiating lever an owner has is the two-year total. A manager quoting 8% with a full-month placement fee, a $400 setup fee, a 40% renewal fee and a 15% maintenance markup routinely costs more over two years than a manager with a lower rate and everything included. Make every firm fill in the same tables above.

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Grisel Castro, Property Manager — RexMont Property Management

Grisel Castro

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In writing, in the management agreement

Six written guarantees on every Bellevue account.

Read the full guarantees →
  • Paid-on-Performance Guarantee
  • 30-Day Leasing Guarantee
  • 12-Month Tenant Guarantee
  • Eviction Fee Guarantee
  • Pet Damage Guarantee
  • Fair Exit Guarantee

Certain conditions apply. Full guarantee terms.

FAQ

Bellevue property management fees — frequently asked questions

How much does property management cost in Bellevue?

RexMont's rate is a $600 leasing fee plus 7% of rent collected (a $200 monthly minimum, waived when the home is vacant), which on a $4,500 Bellevue house is $315 a month, in writing before you sign. Owners who only want a tenant placed pay 75% of one month's rent ($3,375) through the Leasing-Only Service. The Bellevue market range, not RexMont's price: full-service management runs 8%–12% of monthly rent collected (the Washington average is about 9.4%) plus a tenant placement fee of 50%–100% of one month's rent, which on a $4,500 house is $360–$540 a month and $2,250–$4,500 for placement.

What does the first year cost on a $4,500 Bellevue rental?

With RexMont: $4,380 (12 × $315 plus the $600 leasing fee), which is 8.1% of $54,000 in gross rent. A year where the same tenant stays costs $3,780, with no renewal fee. Leasing-Only is $3,375 one time. Always compare managers on the two-year number.

Is a flat-fee manager cheaper for a Bellevue house?

On paper, often yes: flat-fee services run $129–$250 a month regardless of rent (market range, not RexMont's price; RexMont is a $600 leasing fee plus 7% of rent collected), so on a $4,500 house they undercut a percentage fee. The trade-off is incentive: a flat-fee manager earns the same whether the home rents for $4,200 or $4,800 and whether it is occupied or vacant, and leasing, inspections and renewals are usually billed separately. For a high-rent Bellevue home, a manager paid on collected rent has a reason to price it right and keep it full.

How much notice does a Bellevue landlord have to give for a rent increase?

Bellevue has no local rent-increase ordinance, so Washington's statewide rule applies: 90 days' written notice before any increase takes effect (RCW 59.18.140, as amended by HB 1217 in 2025). The 2026 statewide cap of 9.683% applies to covered tenancies; Commerce has set 2027 at 10%, so an increase taking effect on or after January 1, 2027 is capped there. Kirkland, Redmond and Seattle have longer local notice periods, so a Bellevue owner with homes in more than one city should not assume one rule.

Does Bellevue require rental registration or a landlord licence?

Bellevue has no rental registration and inspection program like Seattle's RRIO. A landlord operating as a business needs a City of Bellevue business licence (registered through the state's Business Licensing Service), and short-term stays under 30 nights follow the city's land use code. Long-term single-family rentals need the licence and nothing else from the city. Your manager's fee includes keeping that current.

What hidden fees should a Bellevue owner watch for?

Market ranges, not RexMont's price: setup or onboarding fees ($200–$400), lease renewal fees ($195–$500 or 25%–40% of a month), maintenance markups of 10%–15% on vendor invoices, inspection fees, vacancy fees charged while the home sits empty, early-termination penalties, eviction coordination fees and per-statement technology fees. None is unfair when disclosed; get the full schedule in writing before signing. RexMont lists every fee in the management agreement, charges no setup or vacancy fee, and runs month-to-month after the first nine months with 30 days' notice.

Start here

Get your Bellevue rental analysis.

Address and unit type is all we need. You get a written quote on the exact fee schedule above plus a rent recommendation from current Bellevue comparables, so you see the net, not just the fee. Grisel Castro, RexMont's property manager of record, prepares it. The Leasing-Only Service is 75%of one month's rent if you would rather self-manage.

You get a rent recommendation from current Bellevuerentals and a written quote on RexMont's published fee schedule. Availability, pricing and service scope are subject to property review. RexMont Real Estate, WA DOL Firm Lic. #21220; property manager of record Grisel Castro.

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RexMont Property Management

Grisel Castro, Property Manager · Adriano Tori, Designated Broker

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