Residential Property Management Company
Business Description
Jewell Restored Asset Management LLC is a residential property management company headquartered at 66 Buckeye Loop S, Midland, Georgia 31820, serving the Columbus, Georgia metropolitan area. The Company provides full-service, third-party management of single-family homes, duplexes, small multifamily buildings, and a multi-unit apartment property, earning recurring fee income on a portfolio of approximately 103 rental doors with combined scheduled rents of roughly $114,500 per month (approximately $1.37 million annualized).
The Company operates a classic fee-based management model: a 10% management fee on collected rents, a $35 per-unit monthly administrative fee, $50 property inspection fees on designated homes, late-fee income, and ancillary charges. In June 2026, the Company recorded approximately $9,144 in gross percentage management fees across its two managed portfolios, alongside roughly $3,400 in per-unit fees and additional inspection and late-fee income, implying annualized gross fee-related revenue in the range of $110,000–$150,000 depending on occupancy, collections, and ancillary activity.
Management is delivered through the AppFolio property management platform, with rent collected via AppFolio ACH processing, FLEX rent payment integrations, Section 8 / Housing Authority direct deposits (approximately $10,356 per month in housing-authority receipts), and conventional deposits. Owner distributions, vendor payments, and fee splits are administered through the Company’s Colony Bank general operating account, which handled approximately $118,700 of credits and $131,900 of debits in June 2026 alone — evidence of a substantial, active money-movement operation typical of a scaled management business.
The portfolio is diversified across roughly 90 distinct addresses in the Columbus–Midland–Fort Benning corridor, with rents ranging from $369 to $3,125 per month (portfolio average approximately $1,122; median approximately $962). Occupancy at the June 2026 rent roll was approximately 82–83%, presenting an immediate lease-up opportunity for an acquirer: filling the roughly 16–18 vacant doors at current asking rents would add approximately $19,000+ of monthly rent under management and roughly $2,300+ of incremental monthly fee revenue.
The opportunity is well suited to (i) an existing regional property manager seeking a bolt-on door acquisition in the Columbus MSA, (ii) an investor-operator seeking an established fee stream with embedded relationships with local owners, Section 8 tenancy, and vendor networks, or (iii) a real estate brokerage seeking to add a recurring-revenue management division.
The Company operates a classic fee-based management model: a 10% management fee on collected rents, a $35 per-unit monthly administrative fee, $50 property inspection fees on designated homes, late-fee income, and ancillary charges. In June 2026, the Company recorded approximately $9,144 in gross percentage management fees across its two managed portfolios, alongside roughly $3,400 in per-unit fees and additional inspection and late-fee income, implying annualized gross fee-related revenue in the range of $110,000–$150,000 depending on occupancy, collections, and ancillary activity.
Management is delivered through the AppFolio property management platform, with rent collected via AppFolio ACH processing, FLEX rent payment integrations, Section 8 / Housing Authority direct deposits (approximately $10,356 per month in housing-authority receipts), and conventional deposits. Owner distributions, vendor payments, and fee splits are administered through the Company’s Colony Bank general operating account, which handled approximately $118,700 of credits and $131,900 of debits in June 2026 alone — evidence of a substantial, active money-movement operation typical of a scaled management business.
The portfolio is diversified across roughly 90 distinct addresses in the Columbus–Midland–Fort Benning corridor, with rents ranging from $369 to $3,125 per month (portfolio average approximately $1,122; median approximately $962). Occupancy at the June 2026 rent roll was approximately 82–83%, presenting an immediate lease-up opportunity for an acquirer: filling the roughly 16–18 vacant doors at current asking rents would add approximately $19,000+ of monthly rent under management and roughly $2,300+ of incremental monthly fee revenue.
The opportunity is well suited to (i) an existing regional property manager seeking a bolt-on door acquisition in the Columbus MSA, (ii) an investor-operator seeking an established fee stream with embedded relationships with local owners, Section 8 tenancy, and vendor networks, or (iii) a real estate brokerage seeking to add a recurring-revenue management division.
About the Business
- Years in Operation
- 21
- Facilities & Assets
- The business operates from its Midland, Georgia headquarters and manages a residential rental portfolio across the Columbus, Georgia metropolitan area. Assets included in the sale may include the company’s trade name, website/phone presence, owner and tenant records, management agreements, rent roll data, vendor relationships, operational workflows, AppFolio property management system records, lease/admin processes, and established relationships with local property owners, tenants, contractors, and housing authority payment channels. No owned real estate is assumed to be included unless separately negotiated.
- Website
- https://jewellproperty.com/
- Market Outlook / Competition
- The business operates in the Columbus, Georgia MSA, a rental market supported by Fort Moore/Fort Benning, regional employers, workforce housing demand, Section 8/Housing Authority participation, and investor-owned rental properties. The local market remains fragmented, with many small landlords and investors requiring third-party management. The company benefits from an established managed portfolio, recurring fee revenue, vendor relationships, and a mix of single-family, duplex, small multifamily, and workforce rental units.
- Opportunities for Growth
- Growth opportunities include leasing currently vacant units, adding new owner accounts, expanding ancillary fee programs, optimizing management and renewal fees, offering maintenance coordination markups, pursuing Section 8/voucher landlords, adding brokerage referral income from owners buying or selling properties, and using the existing sub-management structure to absorb smaller property management books. A buyer with stronger marketing, brokerage, or in-house maintenance capabilities could increase revenue and improve margins.
Real Estate
- Owned or Leased
- Leased
About the Sale
- Seller Motivation
- Owner pursuing other business and personal priorities.
- Transition Support
- Seller can provide transition support and training to help the buyer assume day-to-day operations, including introductions to property owners, vendors, tenants, and key contacts; walkthrough of AppFolio records and monthly close procedures; review of rent collection, owner distributions, maintenance coordination, inspections, and reporting processes; and assistance with contract transfer, owner retention, and operational handoff for a mutually agreed transition period.
Listing Info
- ID
- 2525992
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