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SNSHNEst. Milwaukee

Property management · Metro Milwaukee

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You bought an asset, not a second job. SNSHN is an operational partner, not another coin-operated service provider.

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$100M+ assets under management<5% vacancy<3.5% delinquency<0.92% eviction filing rate$0 eviction fees$0 leasing fees$0 re-leasing fees$1,000 legal fees coveredNo long-term lock-insMonth to month contracts98% owner retention52 municipalities6 counties
$100M+ assets under management<5% vacancy<3.5% delinquency<0.92% eviction filing rate$0 eviction fees$0 leasing fees$0 re-leasing fees$1,000 legal fees coveredNo long-term lock-insMonth to month contracts98% owner retention52 municipalities6 counties

01 — Our results

Our results are our product.

Everything else on this page exists to explain these four numbers.

Vacancy:

<5%

vs 7.3% national

US Census Bureau, Housing Vacancy Survey, Q2 2026

Delinquency:

<3.5%

vs 11.09% national

Hemlane, May 2026 · vendor data, not government

Eviction filing rate:

0.92%

vs 8.0% national

Eviction Lab, Princeton University, 2025

Assets under management:

$100M+

52 municipalities · six counties

Why the vacancy number is low

We start before the unit is empty.

We list and run showings the moment a tenant gives notice — not weeks after they hand back the keys. We are incentivized to have a new lease in place before the unit even becomes vacant.

Speed and efficiency come from starting early, not from lowering the bar on who we approve. A unit filled fast by the wrong tenant is the most expensive vacancy there is.

Why the eviction number is low

We pay for our own mistakes.

When no resolution can be found, an eviction becomes necessary. But who should pay for the mistakes — the owner, who never saw the application? Or the company that read it, approved it, and could have missed something in it?

We made the call, so we carry the first $1,000 in cost (covering the vast majority of standard eviction cases).

Our eviction rate, year by year

02 — How

Economics can produce shared wins.

SNSHN is built on the belief that long-term success requires shared positive outcomes for tenants, owners, and management. Not offsetting wins and losses.

Produce

A great product.

A home someone wants to stay in. That’s a design and scope decision before it’s anything else.

Finds

A better tenant.

Better homes attract applicants who can carry the rent and intend to stay. Quality is a screening tool.

Yields

A superior return.

Full collections, long tenancies, lower maintenance, and fewer turns. NET revenue is the goal - not “scheduled” income.

“It’s part art. It’s part science.”

03 — Science

Follow the money.

Our compensation is a percentage of the rent we actually collect. Not rent billed. Not rent due. Rent in the account. This is why we call our owners “partners” and expect them to do the same.

Our leasing agents are paid a flat salary plus a bonus tied to long-term delinquency and vacancy, never per lease signed. The person judging whether an applicant meets our standards earns nothing extra for saying yes.

The cost of an empty unit

An empty unit pays neither of us.

At our current $1,096,600/mo in gross rent, here is what vacancy costs us over a year.

21 days

What we lose this year$767,620

See it now? Vacancy hurts. Every day vacant hurts.

Maintenance

You’re paying for someone to stand in line.

Same hourly rate as everyone else. We bill fewer hours, because we're built around efficiency — routing, scheduling, scope discipline, and owning the part before the call comes in.

Maintenance labor$50–80/hrRate depends on the trade · Quoted before we start

Traditional Ten steps · $100 billed

01Reported$002Assign tech$003Drive out$004Diagnose$005Drive to store12 min · $1606Find parts8 min · $1107Compare6 min · $808Checkout7 min · $909Drive back12 min · $1610Complete repair30 min · $40
  1. 01Reported — $0
  2. 02Assign tech — $0
  3. 03Drive out — $0
  4. 04Diagnose — $0
  5. 05Drive to store — 12 min · $16
  6. 06Find parts — 8 min · $11
  7. 07Compare — 6 min · $8
  8. 08Checkout — 7 min · $9
  9. 09Drive back — 12 min · $16
  10. 10Complete repair — 30 min · $40

Billed to the owner$100— $60 of it never touched the faucet

SNSHN Five steps · $40 billed

01Reported$002Assign tech$003Drive to shop$004Use inventory$0 · 300+ SKUs05Repair30 min · $40
  1. 01Reported — $0
  2. 02Assign tech — $0
  3. 03Drive to shop — $0
  4. 04Use inventory — $0 · 300+ SKUs
  5. 05Repair — 30 min · $40

Billed to the owner$40— the repair is identical

Coral marks a billable errand · Both paths at the same hourly rate — same rate, fewer hours

Routine repair:

60% less

On a routine repair. $100 becomes $40.

Errands on one renovation:

$750–1,760

20–30 store trips, 15–22 hours, billed at $50–80/hr.

Materials:

10% below

Market, on materials, generally. We buy in bulk, and order 80–90% of it online.

We built the inventory nobody wants to manage — 300+ SKUs, cataloged in AppFolio, tracked line-item on every work order. Boring. It’s why your bill is short.

04 — Art

Decisions. Decisions. Decisions.

Which wall comes down. What’s worth restoring and what’s worth replacing. Whether a building wants to be four units or three better ones.

When to hold a unit two more weeks for the right tenant, and when speed is the right call. When to raise rent, and when a renewal at the current number is worth more over six years.

We’re long-term owners before we’re managers — not flippers, not a short equity play. We manage on the assumption we’ll be managing this building (and more) in a decade.

That judgment isn’t in a spreadsheet. It’s the part you’re actually hiring.

05 — The product

We bring quality homes to market.

From historically relevant restorations to creative solves for everyday problems. This is step one of the chain, and the one everything else depends on. Drag to reveal.

After
Before
BEFORE
AFTER

Complete interior transformation

Complete interior transformation · Re-leased above pro forma

Our terms

The terms are the pitch.

01

Flexible partnership

Month-to-month contracts, zero termination fee. You stay because we deliver, not because you’re locked in.

02

End-to-end, hands off

Buy, rehab, stabilize, refinance, sell, and exchange into larger portfolios.

06 — Where

Fifty-two municipalities. Six counties.

Same management from Bay View to Port Washington to Twin Lakes.

Areas we serve in Milwaukee

Bay ViewRiverwestWalker’s PointHistoric Third WardEast SideDowntownBronzevilleWashington HeightsSherman ParkStory HillTippecanoeJackson ParkSilver CityLayton ParkHarambee
MilwaukeeWauwatosaWest AllisWest MilwaukeeGreenfieldGreendaleHales CornersFranklinOak CreekSouth MilwaukeeCudahySt. FrancisGlendaleBrown DeerWhitefish BayShorewoodFox PointBaysideRiver HillsWaukeshaBrookfieldNew BerlinMenomonee FallsMuskegoPewaukeeSussexOconomowocDelafieldHartlandElm GroveButlerMequonCedarburgGraftonPort WashingtonThiensvilleSaukvilleWest BendGermantownHartfordJacksonRacineMount PleasantCaledoniaSturtevantBurlingtonUnion GroveKenoshaPleasant PrairieSomersTwin LakesSalem Lakes
MilwaukeeWauwatosaWest AllisWest MilwaukeeGreenfieldGreendaleHales CornersFranklinOak CreekSouth MilwaukeeCudahySt. FrancisGlendaleBrown DeerWhitefish BayShorewoodFox PointBaysideRiver HillsWaukeshaBrookfieldNew BerlinMenomonee FallsMuskegoPewaukeeSussexOconomowocDelafieldHartlandElm GroveButlerMequonCedarburgGraftonPort WashingtonThiensvilleSaukvilleWest BendGermantownHartfordJacksonRacineMount PleasantCaledoniaSturtevantBurlingtonUnion GroveKenoshaPleasant PrairieSomersTwin LakesSalem Lakes
MilwaukeeWauwatosaWest AllisWest MilwaukeeGreenfieldGreendaleHales CornersFranklinOak CreekSouth MilwaukeeCudahySt. FrancisGlendaleBrown DeerWhitefish BayShorewoodFox PointBaysideRiver HillsWaukeshaBrookfieldNew BerlinMenomonee FallsMuskegoPewaukeeSussexOconomowocDelafieldHartlandElm GroveButlerMequonCedarburgGraftonPort WashingtonThiensvilleSaukvilleWest BendGermantownHartfordJacksonRacineMount PleasantCaledoniaSturtevantBurlingtonUnion GroveKenoshaPleasant PrairieSomersTwin LakesSalem Lakes

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