Property Management Blog

Are you tired of the limited real estate options in your local market? Are you looking for opportunities to diversify your investment portfolio? If so, investing in out-of-state property and being a long distance landlord might be the solution you've been searching for. While purchasing a property in another state may seem daunti...

Initially, some investors want to be immersed in real estate by taking care of one or two rental units. After a while, they find out they prefer to be full-time landlords. If you’re one of them and want to switch from being a part-time landlord to being a full-time one, read this article to learn more. Advantages of Being ...

With the rapid rise in pet ownership, it’s natural for renters to look for pet-friendly rental homes. As a landlord, entertaining the idea of welcoming pets into your property is worthwhile. Otherwise, you might miss out on the benefits of having an open policy toward tenants with pets. With a sizable interest in pet-friendly r...

As a rental property owner, you might not be aware of places where you’re overspending. While going over budget is totally ok from time to time, if you make a habit of it, it can drastically affect your income. That’s why it’s highly important to monitor costs even if they can vary. Being mindful of specific expense...

Cleaning the property at the end of a lease term is not only recommended but it’s required of a tenant. Tenants are expected to return the property back to its original condition at the start of their tenancy. This means that the property must meet a certain level of cleanliness to prevent any dispute between the landlord and the te...

Investing in rental property can be a great source of income, especially if you’re investing in a lucrative real estate market. Being a landlord however, comes with more responsibility than you might think. One of the most important landlord obligations is providing your renters with a habitable place to live.To keep the property i...

Being a landlord involves a lot of paperwork. Although it’s not a fun thing to do, organizing all the necessary documents for your rental property is essential. As a landlord, you also need to write notices and formal letters. One of the most important notices you need to write for every tenancy is the move-out letter. Move-ou...

When you’re a landlord, one of the decisions you’ll make is whether to rent out your rental property furnished or unfurnished. This is worth considering since choosing to furnish your property means dedicating extra time and money to your property’s appearance.Before tenants sign a lease agreement, they usually assess th...

Did you just buy your first rental property and are thinking about managing it by yourself? If so, this article is meant for you! Owning a rental property can be lucrative but it’s not an easy ticket to wealth. How you manage the investment is what makes all the difference. Self-managing a rental property takes time, money, and a lo...

If you own an investment home, you have to make sure it’s safe and secured at all times. After all, you spent your hard-earned money to build that investment, so you have to safeguard it effectively.Here are a few helpful ways to keep your home (and investment) safe and secure:1. Know the Safety Index and Crime Rate in Your Location...