Founded in 1990, All County Property Management has become a recognized name in residential property management across the United States. The company delivers a full range of services, from tenant screening and placement to handling maintenance, rent collection, and lease management.
With its headquarters in St. Petersburg, Florida, All County started offering franchise opportunities in 2008. Since then, it has grown steadily, now operating over 80 locations nationwide.
What sets All County apart is its time-tested business system, robust marketing and sales support, and cutting-edge technology tools.
Because housing is a fundamental need, the demand for All County’s services remains consistently strong. This makes the brand’s offering particularly attractive to franchise owners, providing them with access to a resilient and expanding market.
Here's what you would need to invest if you were to start this franchise. These costs are provided by the franchisor in the Franchise Disclosure Document.
All County® Property Management provides a comprehensive training program to prepare franchisees for successful operations. Here’s a clear breakdown of the programs they offer:
All County® Property Management grants franchisees a designated territory where no other All County® office will be physically located, and no other franchisee is allowed to conduct direct local marketing like mail campaigns or in-person solicitations.
However, this protection does not extend to online marketing or national advertising, which the franchisor or other franchisees may conduct across all areas. Franchisees at All County® are permitted to serve clients outside their territory, up to a 50-mile radius, but they are not guaranteed exclusive service rights within the territory.
The franchisor also reserves the right to engage in national or regional agreements that may include locations within a franchisee’s territory. Additionally, the franchisor retains the ability to sell similar services under different trademarks or through other channels, even within the franchisee’s defined area.
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