Residential & Commercial · Rent & Lease
Rentals across Miami, for renters and owners.
Long-term, seasonal and short-term; residential and commercial. Whether you're looking for the right place to live or want your property leased to qualified tenants without the headache, I handle it end to end, with the same data-driven, no-pressure approach.
- $6.7M+closed volume
- 9closed deals
- $22K/moBrickell lease, Oct 2025
- MLS record, agent ID 3571606
Rental toolkit
Run the numbers, either side of the lease.
What rent fits?
From your income to a realistic budget and move-in cash.
Rules of thumb: ~30% of gross income is the classic comfort ceiling, and Miami landlords commonly screen for income around 3× the rent.
Comfort ceiling at ~30% of income. Landlord screening at ~3× rent puts your ceiling near $3,333/mo.
Move-in cash at that rent: roughly $9,000 (first + last + security), plus application fees.
Move-in on many Miami condos is first + last + security (≈3× rent), plus building application fees. Every building sets its own requirements; I'll confirm them before you apply.
Will it cash flow?
Quick annual read on your rental, before the mortgage.
$36,000/yr after HOA, taxes, insurance and 5% vacancy, a 4.5% net yield on $800,000, before mortgage.
At this rent the carrying costs run ahead of the income, before any mortgage. Pricing, HOA and the lease structure are where we'd look first.
Before mortgage, management and repairs: a first-pass screen, not underwriting. The bigger lever is usually the rent itself: pricing to the market beats sitting vacant.
Annual, seasonal or short-term?
Pick a structure, see how it really works.
- The standard 12-month route. Steadiest income for owners, most negotiating room for renters.
- Owners: the widest tenant pool and the least turnover cost, the default for condos with lease-term minimums.
- Renters: unfurnished as a rule, best monthly rates, and your application package decides how fast you win the unit.
- Furnished, a few months, premium pricing. The snowbird classic: think winter in Miami.
- Owners: materially higher monthly rates than annual, in exchange for turnovers and furnishing the unit.
- Renters: everything included and flexible terms. Book the season early; the good inventory goes first.
- Nightly or weekly, hospitality economics. The highest potential rates, and the most rules.
- Step one is always the same: confirm what your city AND your building actually allow. Many condos prohibit it outright.
- Where it's allowed, I advise on strategy and connect you with management for turnovers and guest handling.
How it works
Simple, whether you're renting or leasing.
Share your goal
Renting or leasing out, tell me your budget or target rent, the areas, and your timing. A quick conversation sets the direction.
Match & price
Renters get a curated shortlist that fits. Owners get market-based rent pricing and professional marketing to the right tenants.
Tour or screen
I run tours, in person or by video, for renters, and carefully screen and vet applicants for owners.
Sign & settle
Lease review and a smooth move-in for renters; a qualified placement and management connections for owners.
What you get, on either side
- Curated rental shortlists matched to your budget and areas.
- Market-based rent pricing so owners neither leave money on the table nor sit vacant.
- Tenant placement & screening, credit, background, income and references.
- Lease review & negotiation spelled out in writing before anyone signs.
- Seasonal & short-term strategy, structured to what's actually allowed at the property.
- Remote-friendly, video tours, remote applications and e-signing from anywhere.
Two ways I help
Whichever side of the lease you're on.
Renters get an advocate through the search and the paperwork. Owners get their property priced, marketed and leased to qualified tenants, with the risk managed up front.
Find the right place
Tell me your budget, neighborhoods and move-in date, and I'll line up the right options, then represent you through application and lease. Curated shortlists, seasonal and furnished options, lease review and negotiation, and it's all remote-friendly if you're relocating.
Get a Shortlist → Leasing your propertyLease it, worry-free
I price your rental to the market, market it to qualified tenants, and screen carefully, so you get reliable income with less risk and less hassle. Market-based pricing, tenant placement and screening, seasonal and short-term strategy, plus property-management connections.
Get a Rent Estimate →For owners
Lease it out with less risk.
The goal is reliable income and a tenant you don't have to worry about, not just a signed lease.
- Long-term leases
- Seasonal rentals
- Short-term & furnished
- Luxury rentals
- Condos & apartments
- Single-family homes
- Commercial space
- Relocation & corporate
Rent pricing: priced to today's market
I benchmark your unit against real, current comparables so it's priced to move without leaving money on the table. Overpricing means vacancy; underpricing means lost income.
Get a Rent Estimate →Placement & screening: the right tenant, vetted
Application, credit and background checks, income and employment verification, and prior-landlord references. I walk you through every applicant before you decide.
- Credit & background checks
- Income & employment verification
- Prior-landlord references
Seasonal & short-term: furnished strategy
Short-term rules vary by city and building, so the first step is confirming what's allowed at your property. From there I advise on strategy and connect you with management for turnovers and guests.
Commercial leasing: office, retail & industrial
Landlord and tenant representation for commercial space across South Florida, from pricing and marketing a vacancy to placing the right business in it.
Commercial Leasing →Where to rent
Find your pocket of Miami.
How many purpose-built rental buildings each area has, and how many units they hold. Tap an area to see its rentals on the live map.
BrickellLuxury condo capital40 rental buildings7,688 units
DowntownNew towers, walk to work23 rental buildings7,617 units
Edgewater & MidtownBayfront new-build27 rental buildings6,972 units
Coral GablesEstablished prestige15 rental buildings2,494 units
Coconut GroveWalkable & lush16 rental buildings1,857 units
South BeachOceanfront icon12 rental buildings1,830 units
Sunny IslesBeachfront towers8 rental buildings1,704 units
Pinecrest & DadelandSpace and schools7 rental buildings1,362 units
Counts are purpose-built rental buildings (single-folio multifamily parcels, Miami-Dade Property Appraiser) in the Leasing Communities index, Jul 14, 2026; condo units rented by individual owners come on top. Photos: Wikimedia Commons credits.
The closed record
Proof, not promises.
All transactions from the Miami Association of REALTORS® MLS closed record (agent ID 3571606). Verify any of it. More closed off-MLS and in progress.
Rental FAQ
Questions renters & owners actually ask.
Not covered here? Ask me on WhatsApp or call 786-578-6900. Straight answers, same day.
As a renter, do I pay a fee to work with you?
What's the difference between annual, seasonal and short-term?
I'm an owner, how do you screen tenants?
Can you handle short-term and vacation rentals?
Can I rent from out of state or abroad?
What do I need to apply for a rental?
Get started
Tell me what you need.
Looking for a place, or want yours leased? Share a few details and I'll get right back to you with the next step, a shortlist of rentals, or a rent estimate and a plan for your property. No pressure, no spam.
Renting or leasing? Let's make it easy.Tell me what you need, a place to live or a tenant for your property, and I'll take it from there.
Licensed Florida Real Estate Agent · Carmona Realty Group
What you'll get back
- Renters: a curated shortlist that fits your budget & areas.
- Owners: a market rent estimate and a plan to lease it.
- Remote-friendly, handle it all from anywhere.