Managing Your Philadelphia Rental Property From Out of State?
Stay compliant. Never miss an important City notice.
Need a Local Agent for Your Philadelphia Rental License?
Own a Philly rental property but live outside the city? L&I requires a local Managing Agent with a Philadelphia address. Comporth provides the required local address and digitizes official City notices so you can stay informed and compliant from anywhere.
One price. Up to 3 properties. One full year of coverage.
Have more than 3 properties or multiple entities? Use our Managing Agent Wizard below to instantly calculate your total.
Build your portfolio and see your price.
We’ll walk you through it one step at a time. Add each ownership entity and its Philadelphia rental properties, review your plan, and continue to secure checkout.
Who owns the properties?
Enter the legal name of the individual, LLC, trust, or other ownership entity shown on the property record.
How many Philadelphia properties does this entity own?
What is the property address?
Who should we contact?
We’ll use this information for your enrollment and Managing Agent service communications.
Choose your billing frequency.
Choose the billing schedule that works best for your portfolio.
Your Managing Agent plan
Review your ownership entities, property addresses, and subscription pricing before continuing to secure checkout.
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Questions before subscribing? Email info@comporth.com or visit our FAQ below!
Why Property Owners Choose Comporth
Comporth helps property owners, investors, and businesses
overcome Philadelphia regulatory challenges. We understand
how important it is to receive time-sensitive notices,
licensing communications, and compliance correspondence
without delay.
Our Managing Agent service provides a reliable Philadelphia
point of contact for receiving and forwarding official
notices so you can stay informed, protect your investment,
and avoid missed communications.
- Philadelphia-based business
- Compliance-focused expertise
- Trusted regulatory problem-solvers
- Fast electronic notice forwarding
- Clear annual pricing
- Support for investors, landlords, and business owners
Philadelphia-based. Compliance-focused. Responsive.
Philadelphia Managing Agent Services for Rental Property Owners
Ideal For
- Out-of-state landlords
- Investors with Philadelphia rental properties
- Property owners who travel frequently
- LLCs and business-owned rental properties
- Owners who need a Philadelphia-based contact
What You Get
- Managing Agent designation
- Philadelphia business office address
- Receipt of official City correspondence
- Digital forwarding of received notices
- Coverage for up to 3 properties
- One full year of service
Why Property Owners Use This Service
Owning rental property from outside Philadelphia can create real problems when important City notices are mailed locally and no one is watching for them. Missing a violation notice, inspection letter, licensing communication, or service of process can lead to unnecessary stress, delays, and avoidable expenses.
Comporth acts as your Philadelphia-based Managing Agent so official correspondence is received, digitized, and forwarded to you promptly.
How Comporth Complements Philadelphia’s Landlord Gateway
Philadelphia’s Landlord Gateway centralizes City information for new and existing landlords, including rental licensing, tax compliance, lead certification, violations, and managing-agent requirements. It is a useful starting point—but landlords are still responsible for completing each requirement and responding to City notices.
Comporth provides hands-on compliance support and can serve as a Philadelphia-based Managing Agent for eligible property owners. We receive and electronically forward official correspondence so out-of-state landlords and investors can stay informed and protect their properties.
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The Value Is Simple
You get a Philadelphia-based point of receipt for official notices, without hiring a full property manager or missing time-sensitive correspondence while you are away.
How It Works
- Subscribe online.
- Designate Comporth as your Managing Agent.
- Official City correspondence is sent to our Philadelphia office.
- We scan and forward notices electronically.
- You receive timely notice and decide how to respond.
Important Information
This service is administrative in nature. It is designed for receipt and forwarding of notices and service of process only.
Comporth does not:
- Collect rent
- Manage tenants
- Coordinate repairs
- Handle maintenance requests
- Provide legal representation
- Appear in court
If additional compliance assistance is needed, separate consulting services may be available.
💡 Why We Offer This Service
At Comporth, we spend all day helping investors and property owners navigate the complex world of Philadelphia municipal codes, permits, and licensing. Over the years, we kept hearing the exact same frustration from independent landlords and out-of-state investors:
“I want to manage my own tenants and maintenance, but the City requires me to have a local Philadelphia address on my license. Full-service property management companies want to take 10% of my monthly rent just to serve as a mailbox.”
We built this service to bridge that exact gap.
We believe that independent real estate investors shouldn’t be penalized or forced into expensive management contracts just to satisfy a local compliance checkpoint. Our administrative Managing Agent service gives you the required legal presence in Philadelphia at an affordable, flat annual rate—leaving you completely free to run your day-to-day property operations your way.
Frequently Asked Questions
Choosing the Comporth’s Managing Agent service provides a Philadelphia-based point of contact for rental property owners who need official City correspondence, notices, licensing communications, or service of process received and forwarded promptly.
No. Comporth’s Managing Agent service is administrative only. It does not include rent collection, tenant management, repairs, maintenance requests, legal representation, or court appearances.
This service is ideal for out-of-state landlords, investors with Philadelphia rental properties, LLC-owned rental properties, owners who travel frequently, and anyone who needs a reliable Philadelphia-based contact.
Comporth receives the official correspondence, digitizes it, and forwards it electronically so the owner can review it and decide how to respond.
One subscription covers up to three properties owned by the same entity. Owners with more than three properties can contact Comporth for custom pricing.
Yes. The Managing Agent service itself is limited to receiving and forwarding notices, but if additional compliance assistance is needed, separate consulting services may be available.
Philadelphia requires many rental property owners who do not live or maintain a business office within the city to designate a qualified Philadelphia-based Managing Agent. If you don't have a local presence, Comporth can serve as your Managing Agent by providing a Philadelphia business address, receiving official City notices, and forwarding them to you quickly so you never miss important correspondence.
Ready to Get Started?
Protect your investment and stay informed with a Philadelphia-based Managing Agent.
Questions about this service? Email info@comporth.com.
Important Legal Notice
Service of process or notice delivered to Comporth at its designated Philadelphia address constitutes legal notice to the owner for all matters related to the property.
Some City materials may describe “managing agents” more broadly, including maintenance requests, rent collection, or dispute resolution. Under this service, Comporth’s designation is expressly limited to receipt of notices and service of process only.
Tenant disclosure requirement: At the start of each tenancy, you must provide tenants the required contact information, including whether the Managing Agent is responsible for maintenance and, if not, the name, telephone number, and Philadelphia address — not a P.O. box — of the person or entity responsible for routine maintenance, as required by applicable law.