Property Managers' Guide to Big-Asset Removal Referral Partnerships

If you manage properties with abandoned RVs, dead boats, or tenant-left hot tubs, you already know the pain: most junk companies won't touch them, and your maintenance crew sure can't. Here's the simple truth — a referral partnership with a big-asset hauler earns you money while solving problems you're already dealing with. I've been hauling motorhomes, boats, and mobile homes since 1993, and property managers who send us these jobs get paid for every referral that converts. No franchise fees, no contracts, just a straightforward arrangement that makes your job easier.

A typical setup: you spot a Class C motorhome rotting behind Building 4, call us at 405-698-4285, we quote the owner $1,600 to haul it, and you collect a referral fee when the job's done. We handle the whole mess — title paperwork, tire disposal, refrigerant recovery if it's got AC units. You just made money on a problem that was giving you headaches.

Why Property Managers Need a Big-Asset Hauler on Speed Dial

Most junk removal outfits top out at couches and appliances. They'll laugh at you if you ask about a 32-foot travel trailer with flat tires. I've pulled abandoned assets from properties in Commerce, OK and Palmyra, VA in the last month alone — jobs that sat for weeks because nobody local had the equipment.

Here's what you're actually dealing with:

• Abandoned RVs — Tenants leave a Class A in the parking lot, skip town, and suddenly it's your problem. Storage lots charge $80/day and won't take it without a title.

• Dead boats — Marinas and lakefront properties collect derelict boats like magnets. EPA requires proper fuel disposal, which most tow companies don't handle (see the NOAA derelict vessel program for why this matters).

• Mobile homes — When a tenant vacates a singlewide on your land, you're stuck with a 14x70 structure full of asbestos and refrigerant issues.

• Hot tubs — 800-pound fiberglass tubs that need saw cutting to fit through gates, from $1,050.

• Semi tractors — Commercial properties get dumped trucks, from $2,599.

We haul all of it, coast to coast, 38,000 cities. You get paid for the referral.

How the Referral Partnership Actually Works

No paperwork marathon, no monthly minimums. Here's the whole system:

• You spot the problem — Abandoned motorhome, unwanted boat, whatever.

• You call 405-698-4285 — Tell us the asset type and location. We quote it immediately (or the owner uploads photos at usafederaljunkremoval.com/quote for an instant AI estimate).

• We contact the owner — We handle all the coordination, scheduling, title issues.

• Job gets done — We haul it, you get a referral fee check.

That's it. No complicated tracking systems. We've worked with State Farm and Chick-fil-A properties the same way — simple, fast, you get paid.

Real Numbers on Common Assets

These are actual prices from jobs we ran this quarter, so you know what to expect when you refer:

• Dead Class A motorhome: $7,100 (37-footer with slideouts)

• Class B camper van: $4,100

• Class C motorhome: $1,600 (most common tenant-abandoned size)

• Travel trailer: $1,099 (towable RVs, pop-ups)

• Boat removal: $1,299 (varies by length, we've done 18-footers to 40-foot sailboats)

• Mobile home: $3,599 (singlewide, we handle HUD regulations per HUD.gov)

• Hot tub: $1,050 (jacuzzis, swim spas)

• Jetski: $549 (personal watercraft, trailers included)

You're not pitching $200 couch hauls. These are real money jobs, and your referral fee reflects that.

What Makes This Different Than Local Tow Yards

Local tow companies want titled, running vehicles. They ghost you when you mention a motorhome with a caved roof or a boat that's been sitting in mud for two years. We're set up for the stuff nobody else wants.

Last Tuesday I pulled a 28-foot Prowler from behind a storage complex. No title, three flat tires, wasps had built a city in the back bedroom. The property manager had called four local guys first. All of them said no or quoted $4,000. We did it for $1,600, and he's sent us three more jobs since. That's how these partnerships grow.

We handle the DMV paperwork (your state's motor vehicle services office usually requires a specific abandoned vehicle form), we recover refrigerants per EPA Section 608 rules, and we've got the equipment to move a 14,000-pound Class A without tearing up your parking lot.

Who This Partnership Works Best For

You're a perfect fit if you manage:

• RV parks and campgrounds — Guests abandon trailers, storage renters stop paying.

• Apartment complexes — Tenants leave boats and motorhomes in the parking lot.

• Self-storage facilities — Outdoor units collect dead RVs when renters ghost.

• Marinas and lakefront properties — Derelict boats are a constant issue.

• Mobile home communities — Tenant exits leave you with an aging singlewide.

• Commercial real estate — Industrial sites and truck stops get dumped semi tractors.

One review from a property manager in our files: 'Very professional and completed the job fast.' That's the standard.

Getting Started Takes One Phone Call

I'm not going to drag this out with a 12-step onboarding process. You've got properties to manage and problems to solve today. Here's the whole startup:

Call 405-698-4285 — Tell us you manage properties and want to refer big-asset removals. We'll explain the referral fee structure (it's generous), give you a direct contact, and you're live.

That's it. Next time you spot an abandoned Class C or a tenant leaves a hot tub, you make a call and get paid. We cover 38,000 cities nationwide — if you've got properties anywhere in the continental US, we can haul from them.

Why Managers Stick With Us

We've been doing this since 1993, back when you had to fax a photo of the RV. Now it's all instant quotes and text updates, but the core work hasn't changed — big stuff that needs moving, moved professionally. AT&T and Frito-Lay use us for facility cleanouts. You're in solid company.

Most property managers tell us the same thing: they tried local guys first, wasted two weeks, then found us and wished they'd called sooner. Don't be that manager. Get the partnership set up now, before the next tenant skips town and leaves a 35-foot Pace Arrow in your lot.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much do property managers earn per referral? Referral fees are calculated as a percentage of the job total and paid after completion. A $3,600 mobile home removal earns a meaningful check. Call 405-698-4285 for the exact fee structure — it varies by asset type but it's always worth your time.

Do you handle assets without titles? Yes. We deal with abandoned vehicle paperwork in all 50 states. Most jurisdictions require an affidavit of abandonment and a waiting period, which we walk you through. Your state's DMV (find yours via USA.gov motor vehicle services) has the specific forms.

What if the asset is on a property I manage but the owner won't pay for removal? We can coordinate directly with the asset owner or the property owner, depending on who's responsible. In tenant-abandoned situations, you typically have legal standing to approve removal after proper notice. We've handled hundreds of these scenarios and know what documentation you need.

Ready to turn your property headaches into referral income? Call 405-698-4285 to set up your partnership today. Next time you spot an abandoned motorhome or dead boat, you'll make money instead of phone calls.