Property Management News
It’s not always sunshine and roses at an apartment. Here’s what to do when residents complain. As a current homeowner, let me tell you, living in an apartment was awesome. A broken toilet? AC on the fritz? Unplowed driveway? When I was in an apartment, this all was someone else’s responsibility. But, somehow, these are now my problem to fix? No thank you. That said, apartment living isn’t all sunshine and fixed toilets. There are a bunch of things that annoy renters. And as a property manager, it’s your job to smooth things over. Here are a few renter pet peeves—and how to avoid them. Pet peeve: Noise. Somehow, in every apartment building, every resident above the... Read more
Any seasonal change marks the time to perform crucial maintenance tasks as a landlord or property manager. Spring’s arrival is the perfect time for landlords and...
Managing inspections shouldn’t feel like juggling paperwork and chasing signatures. Yet many teams still rely on outdated tools like clipboards, spreadsheets, or...
Looking for a commercial HVAC contractor? There are so many to choose from. Below, we are going to show you some things to consider when you‘re choosing your...
In response to deadly balcony collapses in California, lawmakers introduced SB 721 and SB 326 to protect residents and hold property owners accountable for building...
The first day of spring means beautiful blooms and sunny days ahead, but for landlords and property managers, spring also brings spring maintenance tasks for your rental properties. Be sure you have checked these important chores off of your to-do list to ensure your rentals look their best and operate smoothly year-round. Looking out your window may not show it, but the calendar says spring is just around the corner. As those first rays of sunshine signal true spring weather, there’s no better time to start thinking about caring for your rental property. Now is the perfect time to start any spring maintenance for your rental properties to ensure that you’ve accomplished all those... Read more
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...
According to Cushman & Wakefield, retrofitting is “the process of making alterations to an existing property to improve its energy efficiency and reduce energy...
Homeowners who double as landlords can find themselves wearing more hats than they prefer. A landlord rents or leases real estate to a tenant, and owning the property...
Have you felt regret from a missed opportunity? Imagine investing your savings in a promising multi-family property, only to face issues like tenant conflicts and...
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