Whether you’re turning your home into a rental or already own an investment property, Call Realty brings personal attention to residential property management in Peoria—from finding residents to managing the ongoing care of your home.
Arizona roots. Established 2001.
Peoria offers a varied backdrop for rental ownership, from the dining and entertainment around P83 to trails and the desert-water landscape of Lake Pleasant. These amenities give different parts of the city their own appeal. Call Realty researches each home’s competitive position and supports owners with focused marketing, leasing coordination, and ongoing property management.
Lake Pleasant Regional Park combines desert scenery with boating, kayaking, fishing, and hiking. This major recreation destination adds to Peoria’s outdoor appeal, while a rental’s actual access and surrounding amenities help define its individual location story.
The P83 district near 83rd Avenue and Bell Road brings together dining, shopping, Peoria Sports Complex, and Arizona Broadway Theatre. Nearby rentals can highlight access to this established activity center alongside their own layout, parking, and features.
Peoria’s recreation network includes the New River and Skunk Creek trails as well as mountain hiking routes. For homes with convenient access, these paths offer another everyday amenity to feature in a well-rounded rental presentation.
Peoria’s recreation and entertainment amenities contribute to distinct neighborhood settings. Call Realty evaluates the home’s condition, features, and comparable rentals, then shapes pricing and marketing around its actual location and the choices available to prospective residents.
One management relationship, from the first listing through the next lease renewal.
A thoughtful first impression, backed by local rental research.
Ongoing attention to the home and the relationship after move-in.
Clear information and practical support throughout ownership.
$85 / month
+ 2% Administration / Compliance Fee
of gross rent monthly
The same published full-service fees across our service area.
Request my rental analysisFor a home renting at $2,000 per month:
Tenant placement: $475
Lease renewal: $175
Placement and renewal fees are separate. Repairs, legal expenses, and other third-party charges are additional. The written management agreement defines the scope and applicable charges.
See complete pricingFounded in 2001, Call Realty brings Arizona brokerage experience and a personal approach to property management. Our team helps owners stay informed while handling the everyday details of their rental.
Monthly management is $85, plus an Administration / Compliance Fee of 2% of gross rent monthly. At $2,000 in monthly rent, these recurring fees total $125. Tenant placement is $475 and lease renewal is $175. Repairs and other third-party charges are additional. See the complete pricing details.
Peoria’s destinations are spread across different parts of the city, so each address offers a different combination of convenience and recreation. Call Realty considers the property’s real location, nearby amenities, and comparable homes when preparing its marketing and rental recommendation. Descriptions emphasize relevant access without assuming every city amenity is close by.
Call Realty provides full-service management for single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, and 2–4 unit residential properties in Peoria. We confirm coverage and service fit for the specific property when you contact our team.
Yes. Our team coordinates leasing, resident communication, maintenance, and owner reporting. Direct deposits and online access to available owner statements and documents help keep you connected to your property from wherever you live.
Let’s look at your property, its features, and current rental competition. Your free rental analysis is a starting point for a conversation about your goals.
Our team responds to new inquiries within one business day.
Community information reviewed November 12, 2026, using the sources below. Local amenities and employment context do not establish a property’s rental income or investment return. Rental positioning depends on the home and current competition.
