The Dilemma: It is time to rent out your vacant unit. Your property manager says the market rent is $1,200 per month. You cannot afford to take less than $1,300. Do you wait to find a tenant or accept less rent? What should you keep in mind when you set a price for your rental?…
We want to keep our tenants safe. We also want to keep the building you rent in the best possible condition. Since you are in the unit much more than we are, we depend on you to keep us appraised of any problems, repairs, or emergencies. One emergency that can be life-threatening is a natural…
Not All Rental Renovations Are Equal Often times when one looks to invest in an income property, the concern is whether or not the property will be attractive to the tenant. What we fail to discuss is whether the property will be kind to the landlord. Listed below are a few investments that we think…
Smart Home Features Are Gaining Popularity We love technology. Our children are addicted to it. We can hardly function without it. Landlords, if you want to maximize your rental income and significantly decrease your vacancy rate, then consider adding smart home technology. Adding smart technology will make your property stand heads and shoulders above the…
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