A property manager or co-host account means Fort Lauderdale STR Cleaning schedules every property under one contact instead of booking each unit separately — one phone number, one calendar sync, one invoice covering a portfolio spread across up to 9 service areas. Pricing still varies by unit: a published 1-bedroom turnover in this market runs $100–$375, a 2-bedroom $100–$275.
Ten listings under ten separate bookings is how a portfolio turns into a scheduling problem instead of a service. Fort Lauderdale STR Cleaning runs property manager and co-host accounts as one relationship — a single contact who calls or texts the crew, one calendar that syncs across every unit, one invoice at the end of the cycle instead of ten.
That single account still covers properties spread across up to 9 service areas, and pricing doesn't flatten into one number just because it's one account. Published turnover rates in this market run $100–$375 for a 1-bedroom and $100–$275 for a 2-bedroom — a portfolio with both sizes gets quoted per unit, not averaged into a blended rate.
What actually changes with a portfolio account?
The clean itself doesn't change — the coordination does.
- One contact for scheduling instead of a separate conversation per property
- Calendar sync across every listing in the portfolio, not manual entry per booking
- One invoice cycle instead of per-job billing
- Priority scheduling when two checkouts land the same day across different properties
Does one crew cover the whole portfolio?
If every property sits inside the areas Fort Lauderdale STR Cleaning already services, yes — the same crew relationship extends across all of them rather than treating each address as a new client. A portfolio that stretches outside that footprint gets handled property by property instead, with the same single point of contact managing both.
How does pricing work across different unit sizes?
A portfolio rarely means identical units. Fort Lauderdale STR Cleaning quotes each property against its own size and condition rather than setting one flat number for the account — a studio and a three-bedroom house on the same account get priced separately, even though the invoice and the point of contact stay the same.
Do I get one invoice for all my properties?
Yes — a property manager or co-host account is billed as one cycle covering every unit on it, rather than a separate invoice per property per turnover.
Can you take on a portfolio outside your current service areas?
It depends on where the properties sit relative to the 9 areas already covered. Properties inside that footprint join the same crew relationship immediately; anything further out gets evaluated case by case.
Is pricing cheaper for a portfolio than booking each property separately?
Not automatically — each unit is still quoted against its own size and condition. What changes is the coordination: one contact, one calendar, one invoice, not a lower rate simply for volume.