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Though they were once the height of fashion, these days, many are wondering how to remove popcorn ceilings. In the middle of the 20th century, the textured feature perched above living rooms around the world. But much like shag carpet and wood-paneled walls, the bumpy style of ceiling treatment has fallen decidedly out of fashion in our time and today, some homeowners feel that popcorn ceilings read more as an aesthetic choice of a bygone era. So if you look up to see one of these dated ceilings veritably dripping down on you and shudder, you’re not alone; in fact, you might be wondering just how they became popular in the first place. Builders installed these textured ceiling treatments... Read more
Window screens might seem like a small thing, but they play a big role in making a place feel like home. They keep the bugs out, let the breeze in, and add a layer of...
Climbing premiums? Afraid your carrier might drop you altogether? In today’s California market, the condition of your balconies and other Exterior Elevated Elements...
In 2025, more investors are leaning toward turnkey properties because they offer something rare in real estate: simplicity. Fully renovated, move-in ready, and often...
No matter what size property you own or manage, the key to success is efficiency. In practical terms, that means keeping occupancy rates high and rents competitive while...
Sometimes, to make accommodations for the property, the landlord may need to make certain changes that help the leaseholder feel more comfortable. These changes are called leasehold improvements. They can vary, since people have different needs. In this article, we’ll look at some common leasehold improvements, compare them with regular maintenance, discuss who typically pays for them, share a few tips, and more. Read along and get familiar with this important topic. Main Takeaways Leasehold improvements are custom changes made to rental spaces—like adding walls or upgrading lighting—to better suit a tenant’s needs. Who pays depends on who requests the improvement, whether it... Read more
One cracked joist. One hidden patch of dry rot. That’s all it takes for a balcony or deck to give way—taking lives, wiping out reserve funds, and triggering lawsuits...
There’s little doubt that a lot of effort goes into managing multifamily properties. There’s keeping the units fresh, ensuring amenities are safe, managing...
Termites are one of the most destructive pests out there. They can wreak havoc on your property’s structure, furniture, and even, believe it or not, people’s...
Landlords and property managers face a constant cycle of expenses, delays, and tenant enquiries. Even when the focus has been on effective long-term planning, day-to-day...
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