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Property management and vacation rentals in Sosúa, Puerto Plata and Cabarete
- Vacation rental management
- Cleaning and housekeeping
- Home watch
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The property management directory of the Dominican Republic
Compare local property managers city by city, from Sosúa and Cabarete to Punta Cana and Las Terrenas, and contact them directly.
Featured listings
Property managers on our Professional plan. Every listing shows its services and the cities it covers, so you can compare.
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Property management and vacation rentals in Sosúa, Puerto Plata and Cabarete
Cities
Each city page lists the property managers who work there, with a local guide for owners.

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How it works
Open the page of the town where your condo or villa is. Each one lists the property managers who work there.
See what each one offers: vacation rentals, long-term tenants, home watch, maintenance, the languages they speak.
Send a message from their listing or call them. There is no fee and no middleman: you agree terms with the property manager directly.
Why owners use a property manager
Many owners live abroad for part of the year. A local manager looks after the property, the guests or tenants, and the paperwork.

Guides

For owners
Many owners in the DR live abroad for most of the year. This guide covers what needs doing while you are away, how to set up payments, a power of attorney and reporting, and when a full property manager makes sense.

Rentals
Sosúa and Cabarete attract kitesurfers, remote workers, winter visitors and long-stay residents. Here is how long-term and vacation rentals compare on income, effort, costs and rules, plus a hybrid option many owners use.

Legal
Most condo buildings in the DR are run under Ley 5038 of 1958. This guide explains who decides what, how the cuota de mantenimiento is calculated, what it usually covers and what to ask the administrator.
Questions and answers
A property manager looks after your home when you are not there: regular inspections, maintenance and repairs, cleaning, paying utility bills, HOA fees and property tax, and, if you rent it out, finding guests or tenants, check-ins and rent collection.
Vacation rental management is usually a percentage of the rental income, often between 15 % and 30 %. Long-term rentals and home watch are usually a fixed monthly fee. Ask each company for a written quote: prices depend on the property, the services and the town.
No. Browse, compare and send a message to any property manager without signing up. Accounts are only for property managers who list their business on PropertyManagement.do.
Compare a few property managers in your city. Ask how they report to you, what is included in the fee, how they handle repairs and emergencies, which languages they speak, and ask for references from other owners.
Yes, foreigners can own and rent out property in the Dominican Republic. Rental income is taxable, and some condominiums have rules about short-term rentals, so check with your HOA and a local accountant or lawyer.
Listings on the Professional plan come first (marked Featured), then Plus, then free listings. Within each group the order changes every day, so every listing gets a turn at the top.
For property managers
Owners come here to find a local manager. Put your business in front of them, with your own page, photos and services.