Evernest Acquires Florida-Based Rent it Network

Evernest Acquires Florida-Based Rent it Network

Evernest Acquires Rent it Network

Evernest, a national, full-service real estate and property management firm, announced today that they have acquired Florida-based Rent it Network.The acquisition adds approximately 450 homes to Evernest’s Tampa portfolio, and boosts the firm's overall properties managed to more than 14,000 nation-wide. “Rent it Network has been a fixture in the Tampa property management sphere, and we plan to deliver the same superior care their clients are accustomed to” said Matthew Whitaker, Evernest Founder and CEO. “Our goal is to simply up-level that client experience, through increased services, offerings and resources. Fortunately, the entire Rent it Network team is coming over to Evernest to assist.”  “Evernest’s national presence paired with their local, boots-on-the-ground approach was a key consideration in facilitating this merger,” said Rent it Network owner, Steven Brown. “I am confident that, together, we can continue offering and even expand upon the level of service our clients have come to expect.” Rent it Network is the 33rd organization purchased by Evernest, and one of eight purchased within the last six months. “Our goal is to find best-in-class property management providers in select markets who are ready to exit the industry,” said Whitaker. “We take the legacy they’ve built and infuse it with our distinctive culture - which includes a boots on the ground team, in-house brokerage services, and in-house underwriting - and provide a national, world-class, property management experience for our owners and tenants.”

About Evernest

Based in Birmingham, Ala., Evernest operates in 28 real estate markets across the country. It is one of the nation’s largest single-family and small multifamily investment brokers and property management providers. The firm manages more than 14,000 homes for over 4,500 owners, brokers more than 1,000 investment deals annually, and has made the Inc. 5000 list six of the last seven years. Learn more about Evernest at Evernest.co.

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Spencer Sutton
Spencer wakes up with marketing and lead generation on his mind. Early in his real estate career, he bought and sold over 150 houses in Birmingham, which has helped him craft Evernest marketing campaigns from a landlord’s perspective. He enjoys creating content that helps guide new and veteran investors through the complexities of the real estate market, helping them avoid some of the pitfalls he encountered. Spencer is also passionate about leadership development and co-hosts The Evernest Property Management Show with Matthew Whitaker. Spencer has traveled to some of the most remote parts of the world with a non-profit he founded, Neverthirst (India, Sudan, South Sudan, Nepal, Central African Republic, etc..), but mostly loves to hang out with his wife, kids, and the world’s best black lab, Jett. Hometown: Mtn. Brook, Alabama
Spencer wakes up with marketing and lead generation on his mind. Early in his real estate career, he bought and sold over 150 houses in Birmingham, which has helped him craft Evernest marketing campaigns from a landlord’s perspective. He enjoys creating content that helps guide new and veteran investors through the complexities of the real estate market, helping them avoid some of the pitfalls he encountered. Spencer is also passionate about leadership development and co-hosts The Evernest Property Management Show with Matthew Whitaker. Spencer has traveled to some of the most remote parts of the world with a non-profit he founded, Neverthirst (India, Sudan, South Sudan, Nepal, Central African Republic, etc..), but mostly loves to hang out with his wife, kids, and the world’s best black lab, Jett. Hometown: Mtn. Brook, Alabama
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