Have an apartment or house to rent? We find qualified tenants for landlords across the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, Brooklyn, and Westchester County. You stay in control of who you rent to, and we handle the time-consuming parts.
What we do for landlords
- Rental pricing: a free rental estimate based on comparable units nearby, so you don’t sit vacant or leave money on the table.
- Marketing: listing your unit on our website, OneKey MLS, and online rental platforms, with promotion on our social media.
- Showings: we schedule and conduct showings so you don’t have to be there for each one.
- Applicant screening: we collect applications and verify income, credit, and rental history, and present you with complete files to choose from.
- Lease signing: we coordinate the lease, security deposit, first month’s rent, and key handoff. Your attorney or standard lease form sets the terms.
We are a leasing brokerage, not a property manager. After move-in, repairs, rent collection, and building operations stay with you or your manager.
How it works
- Tell us about the unit: location, size, condition, and when it’s available.
- Get a rent estimate and agree on terms. Our fee is put in writing before we start.
- We list and show the unit.
- You choose a tenant from screened applicants.
- Lease signing and move-in.
For more detail, read our Step-by-Step Guide to Renting Your Unit, and use the Landlord Unit-Readiness Checklist (PDF) before you list.
Fees and the FARE Act
Under New York City’s FARE Act, whoever hires the broker pays the broker. When you hire us to rent your unit in the Bronx, Manhattan, Queens, or Brooklyn, our fee is paid by you, not the tenant, and it can’t be passed on to the tenant. In Westchester County, where the FARE Act does not apply, our fee is also disclosed to you in writing upfront. See Broker Fees in NYC and Westchester.
Fair and compliant screening
- We follow federal, state, and local fair housing laws, including protections for tenants who pay with housing vouchers or other lawful income.
- New York limits what applicants can be charged to apply, and NYC limits how criminal history can be used in rental decisions. We handle screening within those rules.
- We don’t sell “priority” or paid applications. Every qualified applicant is considered the same way.
Know your obligations before you list: Understanding NYC Rental Regulations and Landlord Obligations & Tenant Rights.
General information, not legal advice.
List your unit with us
Call or text (646) 676-1184, email sanchezjrealty@gmail.com, or send us a message. Our office at 1952 Williamsbridge Rd, Ste 1, Bronx, NY 10469 is open Monday to Friday, 9 to 6, and we reply within 24–48 hours.
Looking for an apartment instead? Visit Tenant Resources or browse our listings.