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When a tenant moves out, it might be tempting to give your unit a quick once-over before moving on to the next tenant. But doing so is not only a missed opportunity for providing excellent service, it could come with some compliance issues, as well. That’s where a well-structured move-out checklist comes in. It can help your staff identify issues in the unit and ensure you collect everything you need from your tenant. In this blog post, we’ll explore everything you need to know about move-out checklists, including their importance, what to include, how to conduct an inspection, common mistakes to avoid, and the role of property management software. What Is a Move-Out Checklist? A... Read more
A year ago, Atlanta was the nexus of a new wave of rental fraud, with national landlords singling out the area as an especially challenging place to collect rents, even...
Maintain compliance in your multifamily real estate by understanding the Fair Housing Act. Uphold the law by respecting protected classes like race, disability, and...
When it comes to building wealth and creating a sustainable passive income stream, few investment vehicles are as rewarding as multifamily real estate. While consistent...
It’s every property manager’s worst nightmare—your tenant’s behind on rent and moving out. You don’t want to wait months to collect the unpaid rent, but...
What happens if someone gets hurt on your rental property? As a landlord, you need to be prepared. Whether it’s a slip, a fall, or another accident, knowing your legal responsibilities and recourses can help you avoid costly issues. Let’s get into how you can deal with this ordeal. Main Takeaways If someone gets hurt on your property because of something you did or failed to do, you could be legally and financially liable. So, you need to investigate what happened and who’s ultimately responsible for it. If you have reason to believe the problem is not your fault, you should have evidence to demonstrate that. In the meantime, your tenant’s renter’s insurance can help cover the... Read more
California’s real estate landscape is changing with new laws taking effect in 2025, impacting landlords, developers, property owners, and investors. These legislative...
A layer of complexity will be added to onsite and maintenance teams in California regarding move-ins, move-outs, and security deposits when California law Assembly Bill...
An Illinois court has ordered a landlord to pay more than $80,000 for threatening to call immigration authorities (ICE) on a tenant couple who rented an apartment from...
Understanding the tax ramifications and possible ways to postpone or reduce your tax load is essential when selling real estate. The tax implications of real estate...
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