Grow Your Business as a ProctR
ProctR is a way to earn extra income by operating rentals in your area part-time. Join our network and take your business to the next level.
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How It Works
Getting started as a ProctR is simple
1
Sign Up
Create your account and complete your ProctR profile
2
Set Your Rates
Define your service area and rates for potential clients
3
Connect with Owners
Owners in your area find you through our platform and send you a request
4
Start Earning
Use our app to do the heavy lifting and get paid every time a tenant pays rent
Why Real Estate Professionals Love ProctR
Extra Income
Earn additional revenue by managing properties for owners in your area.
Build Relationships
Connect with property owners and tenants who may become future clients.
Grow Your Network
Expand your professional network and increase your market presence.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about ProctR
You must either be a licensed real estate professional or have at least 2 years of experience operating a rental property (for yourself or others). Candidates undergo a verification process by our team to ensure quality and reliability.
You set your own rates! Most ProctRs charge 8-12% of monthly rent per property and 50-100% leasing fee when they have to find a tenant. Your earning potential depends on how many properties you operate and your rates.
ProctR charges a percentage of your income as a platform fee. This covers payment processing, platform maintenance, and customer support. Visit our pricing page for more details.
Property owners browse our marketplace and can search for ProctRs by location, rates, and reviews. Having a complete profile with good reviews helps you stand out.
Yes, you're free to operate properties both on and off the ProctR platform. Our tools are available for any properties you choose to work with through ProctR.
ProctR agreements are month-to-month, so you can opt out at any time. There are no long-term commitments or penalties for leaving the platform.
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