Property Management Blog

Rental property marketing efforts significantly influence the number of potential tenants you reach. There are several ways to attract tenants, but not all of them will work for your property or target demographics. When it comes ... read more >>

Renovating rental properties is one of the most effective ways to retain or increase your property value, but, like any other aspect of the business, there are best practices to follow.You can increase your rental income and attra... read more >>

As a landlord, you'll learn soon enough that property management also means that you'll need to conduct maintenance and repairs on your rental property, whether it's for general upkeep or tenant requests. You will need... read more >>

Purchasing an investment property is not something you should do without consideration. There are a plethora of factors to consider with both the property as well as the resources you have. Not doing your due diligence can lead to... read more >>

There are a lot of factors that determine how much rental income you'll earn from your investment property and most of them can be navigated by landlords with the right expertise. Knowing what you can and should do goes a long... read more >>

The way you market your properties can make or break your rental business. If you do it right, you'll be able to attract tenants and reduce vacancy, whereas ineffective strategies will decrease your revenue. Here are some of t... read more >>

No matter how meticulous you are with tenant screening and how comprehensive your lease agreement is, tenants can still violate your terms. It's almost unavoidable, which is why consequences are necessary so they won't rep... read more >>

Certain maintenance responsibilities fall on both the tenant and the landlord, but some duties are simply covered by the property owner alone. It is in accordance with state and local laws and helps landlords ensure that their ren... read more >>

One of the landlord’s jobs is to ensure that their property is in the best condition, not only to protect their investment property but also to create a good living environment for their tenants. The rental property inspecti... read more >>

Most lease agreements usually only last for six months to a year, but tenants have the option to renew to remain in the rental unit. A landlord can renew their lease and even charge for a lease renewal fee. Most property managemen... read more >>