One of the first questions every owner asks. The short answer: it depends on the model and what's included — but the right management almost always pays for itself. Here's a transparent breakdown of the fee structures, what a full service should include, and how to work out whether it's worthwhile for you.
At most management companies in Israel, payment is a percentage of actual income — meaning you only pay when the property earns. The typical market range is usually between 15% and 25% of income, depending on the service level, the number of properties and the scope of work. It's important to understand exactly what that percentage includes, because a "cheap fee" that doesn't cover operations, cleaning or dynamic pricing can cost you more in the end.
A fair fee is one that covers everything needed for the property to work without you touching it. Before comparing prices, make sure the service includes all of these:
The right way to look at it is not "how much do I pay" but "how much do I keep in hand." An owner who manages alone usually suffers from lower occupancy, sub-optimal pricing, and enormous time spent on communication and operations. A professional manager with dynamic pricing and multi-channel exposure usually increases gross income — so even after the fee, your net profit may be higher, without you working on it at all.
At SHOOKROON GROUP we work on a model of shared interest and full transparency — you see every booking and every payment, and we only earn when you earn. We'll be glad to build you a personal income estimate based on your property and area.
"I moved the apartment to management after a year of managing it alone. Occupancy went up, I no longer deal with guests at night, and my net income actually grew. The best thing I've done with the property."
Send us details about the apartment and we'll come back with an income estimate and a personal management proposal — with no obligation.