01 · Make the introduction
Send enough owner and property context for Dwelo to start a relevant management conversation.
For Charleston-area real estate agents
Refer the rental. Keep the relationship.
When a client needs property management instead of a sale, the handoff should strengthen your relationship—not create uncertainty about who owns it later.
$500 per signed management agreementNo stated capFuture sales relationship protected
Referral fees and relationship-protection terms are subject to Dwelo’s current written referral program.
Referral received.
The Dwelo team will review the referral details and follow up soon.
02 · Dwelo runs management
Leasing, residents, maintenance, collections, and ongoing management move into the agreed Dwelo workflow.
03 · Protect the relationship
The referral program is built around keeping the referring agent connected to the client’s future sales relationship.
Why agents refer
A professional management handoff reflects back on you.
The owner experience after the referral matters. Clear communication, organized maintenance, leasing follow-through, and visible reporting can make the introduction feel like a continuation of your service standard.
- Dedicated referral intake instead of a generic contact form.
- Clear communication around the management conversation.
- A service architecture agents can review before sending a client.
What to send
Make the first follow-up more useful.
- Client name and best introduction path.
- Property address and property type.
- Occupied, vacant, or upcoming turnover.
- What the owner is struggling with now.
- Any timing or relationship context Dwelo should know.
Property management for referred clients
Explore the services your clients may hand off to Dwelo
Agents often meet owners at the exact moment a property becomes operationally complicated. These pages explain how Dwelo handles leasing, full-service management, maintenance, and owner reporting while the agent keeps the future sales relationship protected.
Full-Service Property ManagementTenant Placement & LeasingProperty Maintenance & RepairsFinancial Reporting
How this fits together
1. Refer the management needShare the client and property details so Dwelo can understand whether the owner needs leasing, ongoing management, maintenance coordination, or broader support.
2. Dwelo handles property operationsThe management relationship covers the recurring property work defined in the signed agreement while you remain the client’s real-estate relationship.
3. Keep the future sale connectedThe referral program is designed around a clean handoff now and a protected agent relationship when the owner is ready for the next real-estate decision.
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Agent questions
Program details without the sales fluff.
The referral fee is earned when a referred client signs a qualifying new property management agreement, subject to the current referral program terms.
The program is currently presented without a stated cap on qualifying referrals. Current written referral terms apply.
The program is designed to protect the referring agent’s future sales relationship while Dwelo handles property management. Current referral terms govern the handoff process.
Agent contact details, the client name if available, property location, timing, occupancy, and any context that can make the owner handoff smoother.
Dwelo reviews the referral details, follows up using the contact information provided, and keeps the management conversation focused on the owner’s property and timing.