Property Management News

Pros and Cons of Buying Fixer-Upper Homes

Fixer-upper investment properties have become very popular in recent years due to the “fixer-upper” television show. Thus, this real estate strategy is sought-after for good reasons. Although fixer-uppers have many risks, they can also be very rewarding if done the right way. Flipped properties can be a great way for first-time investors to enter the business within their own budget. They can also allow investors to be creative and personalize the property the way they want it. his guide will discuss the many dos and don’ts, as well as various factors to consider when investing in a fixer-upper property.   What is a Fixer Upper?  If you’ve seen the HGTV show... Read more

Managing properties has always been about balancing tenant comfort and cost. For decades landlords and property managers relied on routine inspections and reactive...

When you’re investing in multifamily properties, it’s easy to focus on rental income, occupancy, and appreciation. But smart investors know the real test of...

As a landlord or apartment building manager, few things impact tenant satisfaction (and your bottom line) more directly than the building’s heating system. When...

How hiring the wrong team—or ignoring routine care—can drain your profits. Maintaining a multifamily property isn’t just about patching drywall or cleaning between...

Rental Property Inspections: A Guide for Landlords

Owning a rental property isn’t just about collecting rent, it’s about protecting a valuable asset. A landlord property inspection gives you the chance to catch maintenance issues early, confirm that tenants are following the lease, and document the property’s condition for future reference. Skipping inspections often leads to bigger repair costs, security deposit disputes, and avoidable vacancies. This guide walks through everything you need to know about landlord property inspections: when to conduct them, what to check, how to stay compliant with local laws, and tools to make the process easier. Whether you manage one unit or a growing portfolio, building a consistent inspection... Read more

Student housing maintenance isn’t just about fixing problems when they happen—it’s about staying ahead of them. For property managers of college dorms, university...

Most investors know BRRRR stands for Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat. But knowing the acronym and actually building a $10 million multifamily portfolio are two...

Labor Day, the start of meteorological fall and the equinox are firmly in the rear-view mirror. Meanwhile, colder temperatures, ice and snow aren’t too far off in the...

Property managers are no strangers to the challenges of turnover, tenant retention, and budget constraints. But one area that often slips under the radar is the...