A lot of property investors wonder if by furnishing their unit, they will generate more rental income. This blog covers three important considerations
for investors weighing the option of renting their property furnished.
More furnishings mean more liability. Put simply, if your renter gets hurt based on your furniture ...
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Should I Rent My Investment Property Furnished?
System - Wednesday, March 29, 2017
A lot of property investors wonder if by furnishing their unit, they will generate more rental income. This blog covers three important considerations
for investors weighing the option of renting their property furnished.
More furnishings mean more liability. Put simply, if your renter gets hurt based on your furniture ...
7 Step Checklist for Finding (and Keeping) a Great Tenant
System - Tuesday, February 21, 2017
One of the most common questions we get from landlords is, “How should I qualify an applicant for my rental property?” After marketing the property
and attracting prospective tenants, what areas should you look for to identify a quality tenant? A good tenant is someone who pays his or her rent
on time and takes care o...
Should I Allow Pets? 5 Considerations for Landlords
System - Tuesday, February 21, 2017
When it comes time to rent out an investment property, every real estate investor needs to ask themselves this question: “Should I allow pets in my
property?” Here are five important considerations to help you decide:
Statistics show that about 60% of tenants come with pets. If you decide not to allow p...
Should I Hire a Property Manager for My Rental Property?
System - Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Should I self-manage my investment property or hire a professional property manager to do it for me? This is quite possibly the most important decision
a rental property owner has to make before placing a tenant. Here are four questions to ask yourself if you’re unsure which route is best for you.
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How Do I Get Rid of a Bad Tenant?
System - Tuesday, February 21, 2017
No matter how diligently you’ve screened your tenants, you’re bound to eventually get a bad one. Bad tenants tend to violate one of two things: the
rent or the lease. We’ve outlined the steps a landlord should take when handling either non-paying or lease-violating tenants below.
Payment Violations
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The 4 Most Common Mistakes Landlords Make When Hiring a Property Management Firm
System - Tuesday, February 21, 2017
Hiring a property manager takes a lot of trust. You are handing them the key to what is probably your biggest investment, so it’s important to take
time on the front end to vet them and identify the best one for you. Below are solutions to the four most common mistakes landlords make when it comes
time to hire a propert...
How Much Does Professional Property Management Cost?
System - Tuesday, February 21, 2017
How much does hiring a professional property manager cost? This is a question we regularly encounter and the answer is, it depends. As a real estate
investor, you want to look for a property manager with a transparent and straightforward fee and cost structure. In this post, we cover the five common
fees you should expect...
Interview Questions for a Prospective Property Manager
System - Tuesday, February 21, 2017
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