Property Management Blog

The rise in pet ownership has inspired more businesses to welcome pets. You can see it in the number of shops, hotels, and dining spots accommodating pets. Serving this specific market sub-group can be lucrative for landlords... read more >>

Investing in real estate over stocks can be a lucrative endeavor, but securing the right financing is essential for success. By understanding the various avenues available and following valuable tips, you can make informed decisio... read more >>

When it comes to achieving financial security, investments have long been a popular path for individuals with a bit of extra money. While the stock market has long been hailed as the go-to avenue for wealth creation, one increasin... read more >>

A vacant rental property refers to a property that is unoccupied and does not have any tenants leasing it. While it may seem temporary, the risks of a long-term vacancy should not be underestimated. Understanding the potentia... read more >>

As a property owner, you know that a well-maintained and clean property is key to keeping happy tenants and attracting new ones. When it comes to the end of a tenancy, ensuring that the property is left in top condition is a legal... read more >>

As a homeowner or a property manager, it's crucial to understand the difference between maintenance matters that require immediate attention and those that can be addressed during regular business hours.In this article, we at ... read more >>

Are you tired of being tied to one location but still want to invest in real estate? Being a long-distance landlord with an out-of-state investment property might seem daunting, but it can be a rewarding and profitable experience ... read more >>

As a landlord, there's nothing worse than discovering that a tenant has damaged your rental property. From broken appliances to holes in the wall, the costs of repairing tenant damages can quickly add up. However, by taking pr... read more >>

If you’ve been receiving requests from tenants to paint the rental, you might wonder whether to allow it or not. Landlords often use a neutral palette such as gray, white, and beige in their units to ensure that the colors m... read more >>

Being a first-time landlord has particular challenges. But over time, just like any other job, the tasks get easier to handle. A good practice for new landlords is to adopt good habits. Being consistent in your approach also allow... read more >>