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Revere, MA · Suffolk County
Property Management in Revere, MA
Full-service management for Revere rental owners: tenant placement, rent collection, maintenance and accounting for multi-families, condos, single-family homes and small commercial space.
Current tenant? Pay rent or request maintenance in the tenant portal
The Revere rental market
Renting Out a Property in Revere
Revere sits just north of Boston, a few miles from Logan Airport, with three Blue Line stations: Beachmont, Revere Beach and Wonderland, the line’s northern end. There are few places this close to the ocean where renters can take the subway straight downtown.
The city wraps around Revere Beach, which opened in 1896 as America’s first public beach. The neighborhoods run from Beachmont and Point of Pines along the water to the busy Shirley Avenue area by Revere Beach station, and on to Revere Center and West Revere toward Route 1. There are newer apartment buildings along the beach and the Overlook Ridge development on the Malden line.
Rentals include many two- and three-family homes, condos and apartments. Being near the water brings its own checklist: flood zones, salt air on exteriors and parking near the beach in summer.
Services
What We Handle for Revere Owners
One team for the tenant, the rent, the repairs and the books.
Tenant placement & leasing
Many Revere renters work in Boston or near the airport, so distance to the Blue Line and parking come up first. We market the property, screen applicants and prepare the lease. Tenant placement and leasing services
Rent collection
Rent is collected and reconciled every month in Buildium, so you can see what came in and what went out. How our rent collection works
Maintenance & repairs
Coastal buildings take a beating from wind and salt air. We handle service requests, repairs and renovations, plus snow and grass, through our network of contractors, plumbers, painters and handymen. Property maintenance and repairs
Accounting & reporting
Monthly owner statements, expense tracking and bill pay, and year-end 1099s and tax-ready reports, overseen by a founder with a CPA background. Rental property accounting
Good to know
What Revere Landlords Should Know
A few rules and local realities that come up with Revere rentals.
Broker fees since August 1, 2025
Massachusetts now requires the party who hires a broker to pay the broker’s fee. If you hire someone to market and lease your Revere unit, that cost is yours and cannot be passed on to the tenant.
Buying a rental with tenants in place
When a rental changes hands, the seller must transfer the tenants’ security deposits and last month’s rent, with interest, to the new owner, and the new owner must notify the tenants in writing within 45 days. Buying a Revere multi-family with tenants? Settle the deposit transfer at closing.
Older homes and the Massachusetts lead law
Many of Revere’s two- and three-family homes were built before 1978. Under the state lead law, before a lease is signed on a pre-1978 rental, the owner must give the tenant the Tenant Lead Law Notification form and any lead inspection or compliance letters. If a child under six lives there, the unit must be deleaded or brought under interim control.
Near the water
Check the FEMA flood map for any property near the beach or the marshes. Flood zone status affects insurance, and salt air means exteriors need more frequent attention.
General information only, not legal advice. Sources on mass.gov: broker fee FAQ, security deposit rules, Tenant Lead Law Notification.
Nearby
Nearby Towns We Serve
Own rentals in more than one town? We manage across Metro North and the North Shore.
FAQ
Revere Property Management FAQ
Is Revere part of your service area?
Yes. Revere is in Suffolk County, and it is part of our service area along with the Metro North and North Shore towns in Middlesex and Essex counties.
Do you manage condos and multi-families in Revere?
Yes. We serve owners throughout Revere, from Beachmont to West Revere, and manage condos, 2-4 family homes, single-family homes and small commercial properties.
How do Revere tenants request repairs?
Tenants log in to our Buildium tenant portal, where maintenance and service requests are tracked until the work is done. They can also pay rent online there.
How do I get started?
Call (617) 819-2485 or request a free rental analysis through our contact form, and tell us a little about your Revere property.
Own a Rental in Revere?
Request a free rental analysis and our team will be in touch.