Common marketing mistakes can hurt your chances of getting top dollar for your rental property. Doing some legwork first is necessary to avoid a lapse of strategy and, ultimately, lost time and money.
Whether you’re new to rental property investment or a seasoned landlord, keep reading to avoid t...
Do you know how to handle a holdover tenant? During your time as a landlord, you may experience a situation where a tenant doesn’t move out at the end of their lease, and knowing how to address the situation is vital.
In this article, property owners will learn how to lower the risk of having a ho...
Did you know that creating virtual tours are becoming increasingly common as they can be an effective strategy to market your rentals?
Virtual tours are a great way for prospects to see the property before booking a property showing. The recent pandemic has also further popularized this strategy t...
When a tenancy comes to an end, there are several steps that a landlord must take to make the property rent-ready for new tenants. To prepare a property for the marketing process, land qualified tenants, set the standard for cleanliness, and protect the property’s value, an end-of-tenancy cleaning...
One of the hallmarks of a successful rental business is having a well-maintained rental property. Maintaining a habitable unit helps in tenant retention thus securing a more steady rental income. It can also lead to having happy and satisfied tenants.
In contrast to single-family properties, rent...