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 Phoenix—from finding residents to managing the ongoing care of your home.
Arizona roots. Established 2001.
Phoenix pairs the energy of downtown with established neighborhoods and memorable desert recreation. Its 15 urban villages offer different settings for rental ownership, from homes near cultural and employment centers to properties with convenient park access. Call Realty helps translate a home’s particular location, features, and condition into clear marketing and a thoughtful management plan.
Phoenix’s 15 urban villages give the city a varied neighborhood character. That variety creates opportunities to tell a specific rental story, with the home’s surroundings and everyday conveniences taking center stage in its presentation.
Central City brings together downtown businesses, government offices, cultural destinations, public transit, and Sky Harbor International Airport. For nearby rentals, actual access to these destinations can be a useful feature alongside the home’s layout, parking, and outdoor space.
Papago Park combines sandstone buttes, walking trails, and recreation with the Phoenix Zoo and Desert Botanical Garden. Its distinctive landscape adds another dimension to Phoenix living and a recognizable local reference for appropriately located rental homes.
A Phoenix rental’s strongest positioning comes from its own neighborhood and features. Call Realty’s rental research considers comparable homes, current competition, and property condition to shape pricing and marketing, with ongoing management supporting the ownership experience.
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.
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“I trust Call Realty implicitly with my property in Phoenix. They are quick and easy to work with and resolve any issues in a very timely and appropriate manner for my tenants and me.”
Scott G · Property owner
Read Scott’s testimonialMonthly 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.
Phoenix covers many different neighborhood settings, so a citywide figure is only a broad starting point. A home near downtown may compete with a different group of rentals than one near a desert preserve. Call Realty evaluates comparable properties, layout, condition, amenities, and location when developing a rental recommendation for the individual home.
Call Realty provides full-service management for single-family homes, townhomes, condominiums, and 2–4 unit residential properties in Phoenix. 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.
