All County Property Management
1. Franchise Snapshot
Why this franchise?
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Franchise Status
Basic Information
Video
In these videos you will learn about the company firsthand. And they will also tell you in a short form about the financing of the enterprise.
2. Franchise Overview
Overview
All County Property Management was founded in 1990 by Sandy Ferrera, an investor who transitioned from real estate sales after recognizing the need for reliable property management services for rental homeowners. The first office began modestly—with Ferrera managing everything from her car’s backseat. Since launching franchise operations in 2008, All County has expanded nationwide, operating around 82–85 offices across 18–22 states, managing over 30,000 residential units . The company is headquartered in St. Petersburg, Florida
Management team / founders
In 1990, Sandy Ferrera, an experienced real estate investor and agent, founded All County Property Management after being unable to find a reliable property manager for her own rental portfolio. She began managing properties herself, growing organically from one unit to hundreds. Her success led to the launch of All County’s franchise program in 2008. Sandy is joined by Scott McPherson, her long-time business partner and co-founder, who plays a critical role in franchise operations and training. Together, they have built a system that supports franchisees with comprehensive training, software tools, and marketing systems. Another key team member is Hon Wong, Director of Franchise Development, who supports new franchisees during the onboarding process and helps them ramp up their operations quickly.
Focus of owner for daily business operations
A typical All County franchise owner manages a monthly cycle of core activities: 1.Marketing vacancies and attracting new tenants. 2.Making properties rent-ready after tenant turnover. 3.Collecting rent, tracking delinquencies, and issuing notices. 4.Coordinating repairs and routine maintenance with local vendors. 5.Preparing and sending owner financial statements
3. Performance & Metrics
Franchisor Fees | Item 6
Total Investment Cost | Item 7
Outlets and Franchisee Information | Item 20


Franchise Health Metrics
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