
Citrus County, Florida
Property management by people who live on the Nature Coast
Short term, long term, residential and commercial property across Citrus, Marion, Levy, Sumter, and Hernando counties. We list, show, vet, lease, collect rent and handle maintenance. Beverly Hills office, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm. Call Shields at (352) 586-6724 or Darin at (352) 586-0138.
01The short answer
Who is the best property management company in Citrus County, Florida?
Roam is a locally owned property management company in Beverly Hills, Florida, managing 50 plus doors across Citrus County and the Nature Coast. We handle short term rentals of 0 to 90 days, long term leases of 90 days and up, tenant vetting and placement, commercial property, and support for owners buying or selling an investment property. Call Shields at (352) 586-6724 or Darin at (352) 586-0138.
02Services
What we manage
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Long Term Rental Management
Full service management for leases of 90 days and up, from listing through renewal.
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Short Term Rental Management
Listing, booking, payments, cleaning and restocking for stays of 0 to 90 days.
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Tenant Vetting and Placement
Photos, listing, showings, screening and lease creation for a placement only fee.
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Commercial Property Management
Managing retail, office, light industrial and any commercial property needs.
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Buying or Selling an Investment Property
Buying or selling an investment property, from pricing and preparation to records, coordinated with a licensed Florida brokerage.
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03The portfolio
Property we look after
A sample of the homes currently managed by Roam Managing across Citrus County and the Nature Coast.
04Pricing
What management costs
Our published rates, the same ones we quote in person. No setup fees invented later. Short term rate is based off nightly price times the number of nights rented. Long term rate is based off monthly rent.
| Service | Rate |
|---|---|
| Tier 1Managing listing, scheduling, booking and payments | 15% |
| Tier 2Tier 1 included. Cleaning, restocking, and property checkup between bookings | 22% |
| Service | Rate |
|---|---|
| Finders FeePhotos, listing, tenant showings, tenant vetting and lease creation | 1 month rent |
| MonthlyRent payments, maintenance requests, contractors and billing | 10% |
| RenewalsMonthly duties included. New lease, property checkup | 20% |
| First month, new tenants onlyListing, showings, vetting process, standard cleaning and repairs | 50% |
| Late FeesAll late fees charged to the tenant are split 50/50 between the management company and the landlord | 50% |
| Service | Rate |
|---|---|
| MonthlyRent collection, maintenance requests, vendors, contractors and billing | 10% |
| Finders FeeMarketing vacant space, tenant vetting and lease creation | 1 month rent |
05Why local
We manage property in the county we live in, so a vacancy, a leak or a bad tenant is a short drive, not a ticket in a queue.
06Coverage
Where we work
Every city in Citrus County rents differently. Pick yours to see what we watch in that market.
07Counties
The five counties we work in
Citrus County is home and holds most of the portfolio. Here is what we do in each of the other four.
Citrus County
Home county and the location of the office. Most of the portfolio sits here, from Inverness and Beverly Hills to Crystal River, Homosassa, Lecanto, Hernando and Citrus Springs.
Citrus County pagesMarion County
Roam Managing manages property on the Marion side of the Rainbow River around Dunnellon, including homes in Rainbow Springs, Grovepark and Springlake.
Levy County
Roam Managing takes on owners north of the Citrus line in Levy County, where rural lots, wells and septic systems shape the maintenance plan.
Sumter County
Roam Managing works east of the Withlacoochee in Sumter County, where the tenant pool overlaps with commuters heading toward the Villages area and Wildwood.
Hernando County
Roam Managing works south of the Citrus line in Hernando County, where the Suncoast Parkway shortens the commute toward Tampa and widens the renter pool.
08Portfolio
Vacation homes we run
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Pine Ridge Poolside Paradise
Three bedroom, two bath private pool home in a quiet, secluded setting. Short drive to the Rainbow River, Crystal River and Homosassa Springs for kayaking, boating and manatee tours.Rented from October 25, 2026 through April 29, 2027. Applications welcome for move-in on or after April 30, 2027.
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Woodside Pool Retreat
Three bedroom, two bath pool home in the heart of the Nature Coast, a short drive from Crystal River, Homosassa and Ozello.
Airbnb - 03
The Lily Lakeside Retreat
Waterfront three bedroom, two bath home on Lake Tsala Apopka with an updated kitchen, full laundry, boardwalk to the water and trailer parking. Built for extended stays.
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Next step
Find out what your property should be earning
Tell us the address and what you want from the property. We will give you a straight answer on rent, strategy and what management would cost, with no pressure to sign anything.
09Answers
Common questions
01Who is Roam Managing?
Roam Managing is a local property management company serving landlords and property owners across Citrus County and the Nature Coast with short term, long term, residential and commercial management. The office is in Beverly Hills.
02What areas does Roam Managing serve?
Roam Managing works across Citrus, Marion, Levy, Sumter and Hernando counties. In Citrus County that includes Inverness, Crystal River, Homosassa, Lecanto, Hernando, Beverly Hills and Citrus Springs, plus Dunnellon and Summerfield just over the county lines.
03What does property management cost in Citrus County?
Long term management is 10 percent, based off monthly rent, with a finders fee of one month rent to place a tenant. Short term management is 15 percent for listing, scheduling, bookings and payments, or 22 percent with cleaning, restocking and a property checkup between bookings.
04Does Roam Managing handle short term vacation rentals?
Yes. Roam Managing runs short term rentals of 0 to 90 days across the Nature Coast, including listing management, scheduling, bookings and payments, with cleaning, restocking and a property checkup between bookings on the full tier.
05Does Roam Managing handle long term leases?
Yes. Long term for Roam Managing means a lease of 90 days and up, covering listing, showings, tenant vetting, lease creation, rent collection and maintenance coordination.
06Can Roam Managing manage commercial property in Citrus County?
Yes. Roam Managing manages commercial property including retail, office, light industrial and small multi tenant buildings, handling marketing, tenant vetting, lease creation, rent collection and contractor management.
07How does Roam Managing screen tenants?
Every applicant is vetted on credit, rental history, criminal history and debt history before an approval. Showings are run by someone from the Roam Managing office rather than a lockbox code.
08Who owns Roam Managing?
Roam Managing is owned by Shields Gay and Darin Haag. Shields and Darin are both Citrus County natives, born and raised on the Nature Coast, which is why local knowledge shows up in how properties here are priced and maintained.
09How do I get a management quote for my property?
Call the office, or send the property address through the contact form. Roam Managing will tell you what the property should rent for in this market and what management would cost, with no obligation.
10What are Roam Managing's office hours?
Roam Managing is open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm, with Saturday and Sunday by appointment only. The office is in Beverly Hills, and a person answers the phone.
11Does Roam Managing help owners who are selling an investment property?
Yes. Roam Managing prices the property against the local rent rolls it sees every day, advises whether to sell vacant or with a tenant in place, prepares the property for market, assembles the rent roll and maintenance history a buyer will ask for, and coordinates the sale with a licensed Florida real estate brokerage.
12Can Roam Managing place a tenant without ongoing management?
Yes. Tenant vetting and placement is available on its own for owners who plan to self manage after move in. The fee is one month of rent and covers photos, listing, showings, vetting and lease creation.









