Summary
Professional third-party property managers handle everything: finding tenants, collecting rent, maintenance, and day-to-day operations. You invest. They do the work. The property manager for each property is listed in the property listing before you invest.
You're an Investor, Not a Landlord
When you invest through Arvo, you don't inherit a to-do list. You don't take calls from tenants. You don't arrange plumbers.
Third-party property managers handle:
Finding and screening tenants
Lease agreements
Rent collection
Maintenance and repairs
Tenant communication
Property inspections
Who Are the Property Managers?
We work with professional third-party property management companies. We don't manage properties ourselves. This keeps things transparent and avoids conflicts of interest.
How Rent Flows to You
Tenant pays rent
Property manager collects
Expenses paid (maintenance, insurance, etc.)
Management fee deducted
Arvo fee deducted
Your share → Your wallet
All fees are disclosed in the property listing before you invest.
Property Manager Fees
Property management fees vary by property and manager. They're always:
Disclosed in the listing before you invest
Deducted from rent, not charged to you separately
Market rate, competitive with industry standards
What Arvo Does
While property managers handle daily operations, Arvo:
Task | Details |
Selects properties | Due diligence and valuation |
Manages the SPV | Legal and compliance |
Oversees performance | Monitors property managers |
Distributes income | To your wallet monthly |
Handles exits | Exit windows and property sales |
Provides transparency | Full reporting to you |
What You Do
Nothing. That's the point.
Your job is to:
Choose properties to invest in
Monitor your portfolio
Receive monthly income
Decide when to exit
Common Questions
Can I contact the property manager directly?
Generally, no. Arvo handles all communication with property managers on behalf of investors.
What if I'm unhappy with management?
Contact Arvo support. We monitor performance and can address issues.
Can the property manager change?
Yes, if needed. Any changes would be communicated to investors.
How do I know they're doing a good job?
Monthly income statements show occupancy, rent collected, and expenses. You can track performance.
Transparency
For every property, you can see:
Who manages it
What they charge
Monthly income breakdown
Occupancy status
Maintenance expenses
No hidden management fees. Everything is in the listing.
All investments carry risk. Real estate price can increase and decrease in value. Past performance is not a guarantee of future returns. Arvo is regulated by the DFSA.
