Keeping a Biscayne Point Home and Leasing It for $19,000 a Month

The owner wanted to keep a home that mattered to him

The owner had considered selling. He had renovated the house and lived there with his family, and his attachment to Biscayne Point led him to keep it. Once he decided to rent it out, his priority was finding someone who would take good care of the home.

The home was still occupied during marketing

Raphael coordinated visits directly with the existing tenants. As they built trust, he was able to arrange more regular showings while respecting their routines. For the owner, it meant the property could be shown while the existing tenants were still living there.

From prequalification to a signed lease

Raphael prequalified prospective tenants and arranged a meeting so the owner could speak with them directly before making a decision. He then negotiated the lease terms. The home leased for $19,000 per month on a 12-month lease signed in May 2026.

Considering leasing an occupied home in Miami Beach?

Start with your goals for the property and your timing. If the home is occupied, discuss how access and showings can be coordinated with the current tenants. If selling is still on the table, Raphael can follow the initial conversation with rent and sale price estimates so you can compare your options.

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