Keyrenter Property Management Tabs VP of Franchise Development

Keyrenter Property Management hires Kioumars Amini as senior vice president of franchise development to oversee strategic growth and franchise recruitment.

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Keyrenter Property Management Tabs VP of Franchise Development

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Keyrenter Property Management has hired Kioumars Amini as senior vice president of franchise development to oversee strategic growth and franchise recruitment. Amini brings experience in franchise and real estate development, having previously served as chief development officer at The Franchise Crew and founded Select Realty Management.

Keyrenter Property Management announced Tuesday that Kioumars Amini is joining the company to serve as senior vice president of franchise development. In that role, he will oversee the entire turnkey sales process, from lead generation to signed agreements.

“I’m honored to join Keyrenter Property Management and am looking forward to contributing to the organization’s success as one of the premier residential real estate franchise opportunities,” said Amini. “I hope to play a significant role in helping the Keyrenter brand grow and expand, while building its reputation as a premier residential property management opportunity in the franchising space.”

In Amini, Keyrenter gains a proven leader with experience in both franchise and real estate development. He previously served as chief development officer at The Franchise Crew and founded Boston-based Select Realty Management.

“We’re extremely excited to welcome Kioumars to our growing franchise family,” said Nate Tew, current CEO and co-founder of Keyrenter Property Management. “Based on the talent, experience, and know-how he brings to the organization, we’re confident he’s the right choice to unleash our brand’s full potential and take our organization to the next level of performance and success.”

Keyrenter Property Management was founded in 2007 with the goal of providing a wide range property management services, from finding tenants and collecting rent to building repair and routine maintenance. They first entered the franchise marketplace in 2014 and have grown into a network of 94 locations backed by 84 franchisees.

The brand’s franchise model provides a pathway for entrepreneurs to build a property management business that’s tailored to the needs of their community but backed by a national brand. Their franchisees come from all sorts of backgrounds, and real estate experience is not required, although Keyrenter says it does provide and advantage during the early stages of growth.

The residential real estate business is currently booming, and Keyrenter Property Management is poised to capitalize on that growth, thanks to their new VP of franchise development, Kioumars Amini.

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This story was originally published by David Gibb in Franchise Magazine USA on April 1, 2026. Burnaze summarizes and links to the original reporting.

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