Home Rental Services

read moreLeasing and managing homes throughout the Kansas City area is all we do. Our specialty is rental homes in Johnson County. We do not sell homes or manage commercial or multifamily property. Our efforts are focused strictly on residential property management in order to deliver consistent quality services to clients without the distraction of residential sales. Finding a renter and maintaining your investment gets our full and undivided attention. HRS serves the needs of investors, expatriates, and relocation companies.

read moreOur story begins with President, Kandy Meehan. When Kandy was in college she worked for staffing companies during the holidays and summers, as well as taught classes. When she graduated from college, she was asked to answer phones at a real estate company called Talisman Condominiums. It was a high energy, fast paced environment and Kandy loved it. That's where she was introduced to and quickly found her passion for real estate! Kandy soon earned her real estate license and sold condos for Talisman.

read moreMany of the homes we rent are in neighborhoods with a Homeowners Association. These kinds of associations are a governing body for the neighborhood and have the power to enforce the rules and bylaws agreed to by all members of the neighborhood. Typical rules and regulations apply to the exterior appearance of homes, fences, vehicle parking, additional structures like sheds, noise levels, pool use and more.

read moreNote: You will be sent to our secure, online application through Alliance2020. Alliance2020 is our third party screening company. Visit the Application and Screening Process page for more information on how our application and screening process works. This page has great information on how to qualify for one of our homes, the policies we follow, information on pets, criminal criteria, rental scoring and more. If you need help filling out the online application, the video below will walk you through our online application, step by step.

read moreDid you know that you can now pay your rent online? It's fast, easy, and secure, so why wait? Below, you'll find some information on how to get started and a few reasons why so many others have already made the switch! Have you ever looked at a calendar and suddenly realized that your rent was due that day? Or worse yet, that it was due a few days ago and that it was now late? With online rent payments, these concerns are a thing of the past. Simply hop on your computer and in just a few minutes, your rent is paid!

read moreIf you are giving notice to vacate, please review your lease for the number of days required for your notice, and to make sure your lease expires on your move-out date. If you do not give sufficient notice, or if your lease does not expire on the same date you are giving notice to vacate, your notice may be invalid. In order to receive a refund of the security deposit and/or the pet deposit, you must have all rents and fees paid on your account and leave the property clean and damage free. If you have had a pet, you must furnish a receipt at or before the move-out inspection for having the carpet professionally cleaned, deodorized and treated for fleas and ticks.

read moreWe have homes throughout the greater Kansas City metro with a focus on rental homes in Johnson County. This gives you plenty of options. Whether you are looking for a home in the suburbs or a place in the city, Home Rental Services has you covered. Our connections with many of the large corporations in the Kansas City area provide a constant supply of executive level homes throughout the area. The Kansas City area can be confusing. The Greater Kansas City area includes 2 states (Kansas and Missouri) and about 7 counties.

read moreThere is no true "rule of thumb" to give you an accurate answer to your question because there are too many variables. The price is dependent on size, location, updates and more. The best way to get the answer to "How much rent can I get for my property?" is to talk with one of our staff. There is no cost or obligation to you. Renters are different from buyers in that they care more about the appearance of your home rather than things like how old the roof is. There is more demand than ever for rental houses!