We get it. The market is flooded with choices and property management is no exception. But not all companies are created equal. The details matter and sometimes you can get burnt if you don't do your homework. Here's a look at how we're uniquely... (Read More)
As you know, one of the top responsibilities that landlords have is dealing with property maintenance. Even if your property is in tip-top shape when you buy it, you'll need to do some things to keep your property maintained, and eventually, there... (Read More)
You're a busy person and your time is valuable. You may even have another job on top of being a landlord, which can make your time even more scarce. That's why it's important to make sure you're saving yourself as much time as possible. In this... (Read More)
You want your tenants to be happy because happy tenants are more inclined to renew their leases. They're also more motivated to keep your property in good condition. When combined, these factors can improve your relationship for the better.
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While you may be a landlord because you're motivated by the income opportunity, you can't approach the tenant relationship as such. The relational aspect can't be overstated. You need to treat it as more than a business transaction. Here's how to do... (Read More)
We all know that finding the right tenants is an important task for residential landlords. The right tenants will pay their rent on time, take care of the property well and won't look to cause issues. But, making the wrong choice when it comes to... (Read More)
As a residential landlord, you want to find the right tenants. Thoroughly screening your tenants can help you choose wisely. But, what will make your property more attractive to potential clientele? There are a few things you can do to help you... (Read More)
As a residential landlord, it's important to regularly invest in renovations. The right renovations can entice tenants to rent and increase the value of the rental. However, if too much money is spent during renovations, you may end up losing money... (Read More)
Rental income is your revenue. It's what keeps your venture afloat. But how do you choose the right rental rate and what avenue do you use to accept monthly payments? As a landlord, it's important to consider both of these aspects to ensure that... (Read More)