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RPM Living

Property managerAustin, United States

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Profile and services

Primary profession
Property manager
Location
Austin, United States
Specialism
–
Other professions
–
Online consulting
Not stated
Coverage
Regional
Languages
English
Profile status
Editorially documented
Website
www.rpmliving.com/

Profile at a glance

Profession
Property manager
Focus
Not stated
Location
Austin
Languages
English
Online consulting
Not stated
Data as of
04/10/2026
Google data checked
04/10/2026

What to look for in Austin

With property managers in Austin, responsiveness, timely statements and certification under § 26a WEG matter.

Editorial note for orientation – not legal or investment advice.

How the first contact works

  1. 1

    Describe the property: owners' association or rental block, units, switch date.

  2. 2

    Reply with questions and a fee proposal.

  3. 3

    Viewing and meeting with the advisory board or owner.

  4. 4

    Appointment by resolution (WEG) and management contract.

Common questions before you enquire

Must the manager be certified?

Since December 2023, owners in a German owners' association are generally entitled to a certified manager (§ 26a WEG).

What does property management cost?

Usually a flat fee per unit and month; extra services are often charged separately. Ask for a written list of services.

Guides on this topic

Profile summary

RPM Living at a glance

RPM Living is a US provider of multifamily property management, investment and development services. Austin is among the markets listed on its website. Local rental properties featured include ATX Tower and 415 Colorado in downtown Austin. The website addresses prospective residents as well as property owners, investors and development partners.

According to the company, RPM Living was formed in March 2021 through the combination of F&B Capital, its management affiliate Roscoe Properties, and CF Real Estate Services and its affiliates. Its investment page reports more than 225,000 units under management and a presence in over 25 US states. These figures refer to the wider business, not Austin alone.

The investment business focuses on value-add opportunities, stabilized cash flow assets and development projects. Listed development services include market and site analysis, construction project management, marketing strategies and lease-up planning. The website provides a contact form for general questions and potential collaboration. The supplied material does not specify management terms for individual properties in Austin.

Automatically summarised from the company's publicly available information, as of 04/10/2026. Not individually verified by the editors. Sources: rpmliving.com, rpmliving.com, rpmliving.com

Services according to the company

  • Multifamily property management
  • Multifamily real estate investment
  • Multifamily property acquisition
  • Multifamily development
  • Property, competitive market and site analysis
  • Property transition support
  • Construction project management
  • Development of data-driven marketing strategies
  • Lease-up planning and oversight
  • Design and construction recommendations

Editorial context

Working with a provider in Austin – what matters

When appointing a property manager for a multifamily community in Austin, owners should first define the scope they need. Ongoing management, initial lease-up of a new building and development support are distinct responsibilities. RPM Living documents investment and development activities alongside residential property management. Prospective clients should therefore establish which services are available for their particular property and which would be included in a management agreement.

Local responsibilities are especially important when comparing providers. Useful questions concern designated contacts, the handling of resident requests, repair coordination and oversight of shared spaces. National portfolio figures do not explain which team would manage a building in Austin. Fees, additional services, reporting and procedures for a management transition should also be clearly described before an appointment.

For new developments or repositioning projects, RPM Living’s listed market analysis, marketing strategies and lease-up planning warrant more detailed discussion. Owners should ask how target resident groups, rental assumptions, schedules and budgets are established and reviewed for the relevant submarket. For construction projects, it is also important to distinguish development responsibilities from construction project management and subsequent operations.

Reviews can provide additional insight into residents’ experiences. The supplied excerpts concern different communities and do not support a general conclusion about every Austin property. Property-specific references and direct questions about proposed working procedures are therefore useful. This is general guidance, not legal advice.

Editorial context based on documented profile details, as of 04/10/2026. General information, not legal or investment advice.

Opening hours

  • Monday: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Tuesday: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Wednesday: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Thursday: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Friday: 8:30 AM – 5:30 PM
  • Saturday: Closed
  • Sunday: Closed

Source: Google, as of 04/10/2026

Questions & answers

Does RPM Living operate in Austin?

Yes. The website lists Austin as a market and features local rental properties including ATX Tower and 415 Colorado.

What type of property does RPM Living focus on?

The supplied material describes a focus on multifamily communities. It documents property management as well as investment, acquisition and development activities.

Does RPM Living support new developments and initial lease-up?

Yes. Its development page lists market and site analysis, construction project management, marketing strategies, and lease-up planning and oversight. The specific scope for a project should be requested through the contact form.

What management fees and contract terms apply to a property in Austin?

The supplied sources do not provide this information. Fees, contract duration and the property-specific scope of services should be requested directly through the contact form.

What digital functions does RPM Living offer investors?

The investment page describes an investor portal where investors can view offering materials, review and sign subscription documents, and access tax forms and their investment history.

Experiences & reviews

Experiences and reviews of RPM Living

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Reviews on our site

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Google reviews of the company

3.2out of 5 on Google · 1461 reviews

For these 1461 reviews Google only publishes the overall score and count, no breakdown by stars and at most 5 individual review texts. A star distribution could therefore not be substantiated. As of 04/10/2026.

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Positive voices

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Critical voices

No critical reviews so far.

Selected reviews on Google

The supplied Google data shows a rating of 3.2 out of 5 from 1,461 reviews. Positive themes in the provided selection include friendly, helpful staff, the residential environment and amenities. Some residents describe their community as quiet or suitable for families. Recurring critical themes concern cleanliness, maintenance and responses to resident concerns. Other complaints address pest problems, the usability of shared amenities and additional charges after moving out. These comments reflect personal experiences at different communities. They are a selection, including some truncated texts, rather than a complete or representative analysis of all reviews.

My Husband & I have lived here since 2014 , 12 Years and We have had an excellent experience . We Highly Recommend Courtney Isles Apartments. The Staff and Management are Professional, Courteous and Always So Helpful. The Environment is Safe & Quiet and Located in the Perfect Area for Shopping, Restaurants and Entertainment. We Love It!
Sherri Glover · 3 months ago · Review on Google
Now after moving out, I’m being charged almost $350–$400 between utilities, cleaning fees, and additional charges. This is the most I’ve ever been charged at any apartment I’ve lived at, especially considering everything I dealt with while living here. The biggest issue was the valet trash. Within a month, the hallways and stairwells became disgusting. Trash was constantly dragged across the floors, leaving leaking garbage and stains everywhere. I emailed management multiple times with pictures and was even told to send them to another office email so everyone could see them. Later, when I called again, I was told they “never saw the emails.” The neighbor across from me constantly left leaking trash outside their door. Every time I opened my apartment, huge flies would fly inside and I was killing multiple flies almost every day after work. Eventually there were maggots all over the ha
Talia Torres · 3 months ago · Review on Google
Resident from Milo here ❤️🥰 Duval Rd Good reviews? They’re probably bots (nowadays you can buy comments very easily) or they just tell their friends and family to comment There’s absolutely no neighbors who’d say a good thing about this place and less about SONIA? Hahahaha just call and ask to talk to her you will see if the comments are right or better! Just go to the office and see how her HAPPINESS welcome you 😂😂 I’ll need to say everything using humor because I spent so many months angry that I lived here and now that I’m finally leaving I’m just happy….life is beautiful again Now let’s talk about the Bahamas Milo Resort ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ (five stars of course) - if you see a cheap price it’s because nobody wants to live here. It’s that easy. 1. Roach paradise. I read one GOOD REVIEW from a happy resident (very real haha 😜) that person doesn’t have a single roach and magically said
Hi Milo Resort · 10 months ago · Review on Google
RPM Living Management don’t care for their residents. I living at one the property that they manage. They don’t care about the residents or property. Management allow there property manager don’t keep up with the property or residents will been. The property I live at is 5 year old and the gate always broke, pool always filthy, pool party. I pay for amenities but can’t enjoy it. Need my dryer replace it took 4 days to get a replacement. Once I got replacement they didn’t hook up dryer vent. Dog poop everywhere and they make give dog DNA sample . But never pick up dog to see how the responsible person. Kids always in the gym area damaging the workout equipment. I work in property management never seen a company doesn’t care about the residents just want you money.
Ashley Harrison · a year ago · Review on Google
I absolutely love living at The Ranch! It’s a safe community to raise my kids. The amenities are nice and the apartment feels luxury. Affordable price for the area. My kids asked if we could live here forever.
Caitlyn Lopez · 8 months ago · Review on Google

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Offensive posts, anonymous abuse and posts without a recognisable client relationship are not published. Reviews are subjective individual experiences.

Services in this field explained

Owners' association management

Management of a homeowners' association (WEG) looks after the jointly owned parts of a building.

Must the manager be certified? Since 1 December 2023 owners can require a certified manager (§ 26a German Condominium Act).

Rental management

Rental management looks after let properties on behalf of the owner.

What does rental management cost? Fees are usually agreed per unit and month and depend on property size and scope of services.

Getting there

  • Balcones/Parkcrest· ca. 160 m
  • Balcones/Northland· ca. 170 m
  • Northland/Balcones· ca. 210 m
  • 5758 Balcones/Hart· ca. 440 m

Nearby stops according to Google, straight-line distance.

Questions for the company

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Sources and transparency

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