TrueNest Property Management franchise fees for 2026:
Franchise Fee:
$49,500 (Approximately 10k less than the competition.)
Total Investment:
Low End - Home Base Model: $70,250
High End - Office Model: $99,950
Royalty:
7% of Gross Sales (Note: Royalty Fee is not applied to rental commissions or any other
real estate related transaction)
Other
Fees:
Advertising Spend: $3,000 per month
National Advertising 2% (not in effect)
Software Fees: $395-$595
Bookkeeping Fees: $300-$600
Insurance: $500-$1,200 (3 months)
Item 19:
Calendar Year: 2025
Gross Revenue:
$566,551
Net Profit:
$415,587
Royalties (7%)
-$39,659
Adjusted Net
Profit: $375,928
Calendar Year: 2024
Gross Revenue:
$461,698
Net Profit:
$193,551
Royalties (7%)
-$32,319
Adjusted Net
Profit: $161,232
Calendar Year: 2023
Gross Revenue:
$401,315
Net Profit:
$194,614
Royalties (7%)
-$28,092
Adjusted Net
Profit: $166,522
Calendar Year: 2022
Gross Revenue:
$329,037
Net Profit:
$191,111
Royalties (7%)
($23,032)
Adjusted Net
Profit: $168,079
Calendar Year:
2021
Gross Revenue:
$223,271
Net Profit:
$97,779
Royalties (7%)
($15,629)
Adjusted Net
Profit: $85,1250
Yes. TrueNest Property Management is a semi absentee franchise and allows passive ownership. A semi-absentee franchise is a business you could start and run while still maintaining a job or other obligation.
Yes. TrueNest Property Management is a home based franchise opportunity.
Click here to find out how much TrueNest Property Management franchisees make. TrueNest Property Management offers an Item 19 in their Franchise Disclosure Document which provides financial information about select franchisees in their franchise system.
No. TrueNest Property Management is not a master franchise opportunity.
Yes. TrueNest Property Management franchise does offer a veteran discount.
Yes. TrueNest Property Management franchise does work with E2 Visa and EB-5 Visa candidates.
No. TrueNest Property Management franchise is not looking for Canada franchisees.
No. TrueNest Property Management franchise is not looking for International franchisees.
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