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Guaranteed Rental Income, Even During Vacancy

With Home365's Profit Protect plan, your rent keeps coming even when your tenant stops paying or the home sits vacant — in-unit repairs, appliances, and eviction filing included for one all-inclusive monthly rate priced as a percentage of rent. The waiting period, annual cap, and exterior exclusions are explained below.

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Profit Protect: Your Rental Income, Guaranteed

If you want to minimize risk and earn steady, predictable returns, Profit Protect is Home365’s guaranteed-income plan. It guarantees your rent even when a tenant stops paying or the home sits vacant, and it covers in-unit repairs, major appliances, tenant turnover, and the initial eviction filing — for one all-inclusive monthly rate priced as a percentage of rent. Coverage begins after an initial waiting period and is subject to an annual cap and exterior exclusions, so you know exactly what is and isn’t included.

Whether you own one home or several, Profit Protect turns the unpredictable costs of ownership — missed rent, repairs, and turnovers — into a single number you can plan around. Owners who would rather pay a lower baseline fee and cover repairs as they happen can choose the Traditional plan instead.

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Guaranteed Rent, Stress-Free

Whether your tenant is late, stops paying, or the home sits vacant, Home365's Profit Protect plan keeps your rent coming. Guaranteed income begins after an initial waiting period and is subject to an annual cap, and during an eviction it continues on a capped basis until the property is vacated. You are paid on a set schedule instead of waiting on collections.

Comprehensive Maintenance and Repairs Coverage

Profit Protect covers ordinary wear and tear inside the four walls — in-unit repairs, major appliances such as HVAC, water heater, and refrigerator, and tenant-turnover repairs — with no 20-25% markup on vendor invoices. It does not cover exterior or structural work such as the roof, foundation, siding, gutters, landscaping, and pool, nor pest control or end-of-life appliances, and covered repairs are subject to an annual cap. Owners keep their own property insurance for the excluded risks.

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Stress-Free Property Management

From 650+ FICO tenant screening and rent collection to maintenance and turnover, Home365 runs the property in the background and documents every job in a real-time owner app, communicating through the platform so approvals and statements stay transparent. Owners who prefer a lower baseline fee can instead choose the Traditional plan and pay per repair, without the rent guarantee.

What owners say

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“Even when my property was vacant, I received rent payments, and I never had to worry about repair costs.”

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Lottie Y.

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“Problems are resolved quickly or prevented entirely.”

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Sly Mitchell, 30+ years a landlord

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“I like that Home365 shares the risk too.”

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Chris Sumaway, Las Vegas

How Home365’s guaranteed rental income works

Home365’s guaranteed rental income is part of its Profit Protect plan for single-family rental owners. Under Profit Protect, Home365 pays the owner rent on a set schedule even when the tenant stops paying or the home sits vacant. The rent guarantee begins after an initial waiting period and is limited by an annual coverage cap, and exterior systems such as the roof and foundation remain the owner’s responsibility. Home365 runs this program in Atlanta, Phoenix, Chicago, Las Vegas, Pittsburgh, and additional U.S. markets.

Who is guaranteed rental income for?

Guaranteed rental income fits single-family owners who cannot easily absorb a gap in rent: out-of-state and relocating owners, accidental or inherited landlords, owners switching from an unresponsive manager, and owners scaling from one home to several. For these owners, Home365’s Profit Protect plan turns unpredictable rent, vacancy, and repair costs into one predictable monthly figure.

How does guaranteed rent compare to renting without a guarantee?

Renting without a guarantee means the owner personally absorbs every vacancy, missed payment, and eviction. With Home365’s Profit Protect plan, that risk shifts to the manager: rent continues during a covered vacancy or nonpayment, and the initial eviction filing is included, while attorney fees and appeals remain the owner’s cost. This differs from a traditional percentage-of-rent plan, where the owner still bears vacancy and repair risk directly.

What does the guarantee cover and exclude?

Home365’s Profit Protect rent guarantee is paired with in-home coverage: repairs and maintenance inside the four walls, major appliances, and tenant-turnover repairs, with no 20–25% maintenance markup. It excludes exterior systems — roof, foundation, siding, gutters, and landscaping — along with pest control, cosmetic upgrades, and end-of-life appliances, and it is subject to an annual coverage cap and initial waiting periods. Because the exterior is excluded, the guarantee complements landlord insurance rather than replacing it.

Comparing managers? Here’s what to look for when choosing a property manager, including how guaranteed-income and pay-per-repair models differ.

What makes Home365 a good partner for you?

Yes. Home365 is a property management company whose Profit Protect plan guarantees rent even when the unit is vacant or the tenant stops paying, so the owner is still paid during a covered vacancy. Coverage begins after an initial waiting period from the plan's start date and is subject to an annual cap, and during an eviction the guarantee continues on a capped basis until the property is vacated. Most traditional property managers pay owners only what they collect, so guaranteed-vacancy income like this is uncommon in 2026.

Rent guarantee programs are worth it for owners whose cash flow can't absorb a vacancy or a non-paying tenant, because a single bad month can cost more than a year of management fees. Home365's Profit Protect plan turns that unpredictable risk into one all-inclusive monthly rate that also covers in-unit repairs, appliances, turnover, and the initial eviction filing. They are less compelling for owners with large cash reserves who prefer the lowest possible baseline fee and are willing to self-fund repairs and vacancies. Evaluate any program by its waiting period, its annual cap, and what it excludes.

Guaranteed rent and the traditional percentage model solve different problems. Home365's Profit Protect plan charges one all-inclusive monthly rate, priced as a percentage of rent, and guarantees income while bundling repairs, turnover, and eviction filing — best for owners who want predictable, mostly-passive income and a capped downside. The Traditional pay-per-repair plan charges a lower percentage-of-rent management fee but leaves the owner to pay for each repair and vacancy with no guarantee — best for hands-on owners with reserves who want the lowest baseline fee. The right choice depends on whether you value predictability or a lower ongoing rate.

Profit Protect covers the rent guarantee, in-unit repairs and maintenance, major appliances, tenant turnover, and the initial eviction filing, for one all-inclusive monthly rate priced as a percentage of rent, with no 20-25% maintenance markup. It excludes exterior and structural work — roof, foundation, siding, gutters, landscaping, and pool or spa — along with pest control, cosmetic upgrades, and end-of-life appliances. All covered items are subject to an initial waiting period and an annual cap on repair spending, and owners keep their own property insurance for excluded risks.

Profit Protect covers the initial eviction filing — preparing and filing the case, serving notice, and a Home365 agent attending the court hearing and lockout — and it keeps paying the rent guarantee on a capped basis from the filing date until the property is vacated. It does not cover attorney fees for a contested case or an appeal, which remain the owner's responsibility. This makes eviction protection a defined benefit inside the plan, not open-ended litigation coverage.