Texas Prime Real Estate

Texas Prime Real Estate works in the College Station and Brazos Valley market, combining rental management, leasing, and real estate sales. The company describes itself as a local firm with more than 30 years of experience and nearly 700 properties under management. Its portfolio ranges from student and family housing to higher-end homes and investment properties.

For property owners, management starts before a home is listed. The team prepares market analyses and marketing, receives applications and screens prospective tenants, coordinates the start of a lease, and stays in touch during occupancy. The company also conducts move-in and move-out inspections, documents property condition, and routes repair requests to support day-to-day management.

Rent collection and financial reporting are another core part of the service. Owners can access documents and account statements through a portal, including monthly statements and year-end reports. The company says owner proceeds are processed at the start of the following business month; it also manages security deposits and documents charges that may arise when a lease ends.

Tenant services use a separate portal, application resources, and a maintenance channel. Texas Prime says it monitors urgent maintenance outside office hours, on weekends, and on holidays as part of its response system. When a renter falls behind or faces difficulties, the company describes communication with both the resident and the owner, along with any formal steps that may apply.

Texas Prime’s work extends beyond property management. Its team also handles leasing and represents buyers and sellers in residential transactions. The website lists homes for rent and sale; for an owner weighing a sale against continued leasing, the firm offers comparison tools and information about the local market.

The service area includes College Station, Bryan, Wellborn, and other Brazos Valley communities. Texas A&M University shapes part of the local housing demand, though the company also serves households and owners with other needs. That mix calls for lease, maintenance, and occupancy plans tailored to each property rather than a single schedule applied across every home.

The College Station office serves as a contact point for owners and renters, with separate channels for each group. Before signing, it is useful to compare what the management fee covers, which decisions remain with the owner, and how repairs, reporting, and tenant turnover are handled. Texas Prime offers rental analyses and online account access for following a property after an agreement is in place.