Assess your Roma Norte apartment.
Share the essential details of your property for an initial asset review: potential net income, the operation it would require, and the conditions for managing it as a short-term rental.
Photo: living room of a loft we manage in Roma Norte.
First, we understand the asset. Then we model the operation.
- The apartment’s location, size, current condition, furnishings, and availability.
- Potential net income after operations, maintenance, and recurring costs.
- Compliance, building rules, and requirements before opening the calendar.
- Guest screening, preventive maintenance, and response times.
- If moving forward makes sense, we define setup, management scope, and a possible launch date.
We respond the same business day. If you contact us outside operating hours, we will pick up your request the next business day. You can also email hello@romanortehost.com or use WhatsApp.
Your reference is registered. We will respond the same business day; if you submitted it outside operating hours, we will respond the next business day.
Next step: have recent photos, your expected traditional rent, and the building rules ready if available. Do not send identification, title deeds, or bank details through this form.
What happens to your request.
The assessment is free and comes with no commitment. These are the steps, in order, and what to expect from each one.
- 1
It is registered
When you submit the form, you see a reference on screen. Keep it: we use it to find your request if you contact us another way.
- 2
A reply the same business day
We send you a first read: income range, recommended plan, and what needs preparing. If you submitted outside operating hours, we reply the next business day.
- 3
An assessment with numbers
We review the location, building, condition, and the traditional rent you could get. If a traditional lease makes more sense, we will tell you.
- 4
Proposal and preparation
If moving forward makes sense, we define the plan, scope, and a possible launch date. Owner expenses are itemized in writing before you sign. Going live usually takes one to two weeks, depending on the apartment’s condition and photography availability.
What to have on hand.
You do not need all of this to submit the form. It makes the first reply more precise.
- The apartment’s street and neighborhood, number of bedrooms and bathrooms.
- Recent photos, even phone photos.
- The traditional rent you expect or currently charge.
- The building bylaws, if you have them. Some buildings restrict or ban short-term rentals.
- If it is already on Airbnb, the listing link.
- When it would be available and whether you want to block dates for personal use.
Do not send identification, title deeds, or bank details through this form.
Where we operate.
Roma Norte is our base. We also operate in Roma Sur, Condesa, Hipódromo, Juárez, Narvarte, and Polanco when the property makes operational sense. If your apartment is in another neighborhood, write to us anyway and we will tell you whether we can run it well.
Prefer to message us directly?
Send us the neighborhood and the number of bedrooms. Daniel replies to every owner, in English or Spanish.
Before you request an assessment.
If your question is not here, add it to the “What would you like us to assess?” field in the form.
Does the assessment cost anything?
No. It is free and comes with no commitment. If the numbers do not work for short-term rental, we tell you and that is the end of it.
How fast do you reply?
We reply the same business day. If you write outside operating hours, we pick up your request the next business day.
How much do you charge for management?
Two plans: Essential, at 12% of accommodation revenue, and Full-Service, at 20%. There is no setup fee and no fixed monthly charge. Details are on the services page.
Do you guarantee an income?
No. We review the property, building, and demand before giving a reasoned estimate. The calculator lets you run your own numbers before you write.
How long does it take to list the apartment?
Usually one to two weeks, depending on the apartment’s condition, photography availability, and any work needed before the listing goes live.