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May-August are common times for people to relocate, making it a busy season for landlords and property managers. As peak rental season gets into full swing, a little extra preparation can have a big impact on your ROI, stress levels, and customer service to potential tenants. Maximize peak rental season by understanding the tenant lifecycle, updating your website and listings, capitalizing on renewals, and having a vendor list or DIY maintenance kit on-hand. Peak rental season can be overwhelming in the rental industry, especially if you don’t prep well behind the scenes. With National Moving Month in May and the school soon out for summer, the months between May and August can be a... Read more
Leasing is at the heart of a thriving residential property management business. Whether you’re handling a cozy multi-family building or a sprawling apartment complex,...
Do you lose new leases and renewals when renters present sales objections? An objection is anything that runs contrary to your offer. It could be a complaint about...
As a residential property manager, one of your most important responsibilities is selecting tenants who will pay rent on time and care for your property. That’s where...
Property leasing & management is a balance between customer service, legal compliance, and operational efficiency. As a residential property manager, your role...
Tenant screening is a crucial part of effective property management. It ensures that qualified, responsible renters are placed in rental properties, fostering positive, long-term tenancies. From verifying financial stability to checking rental history and conducting background checks, property managers follow a structured process to make informed decisions. Proper screening helps reduce late payments, property damage, and renter turnover, leading to smoother operations and greater peace of mind. In this blog, we will learn how property managers handle tenant screening and why this process is important to creating a successful rental experience for all parties. What Is Tenant... Read more
Renting out a property can be a great way to build wealth, but it’s not without risk. The tenants you choose can make or break your rental experience. Many new...
So, you’re thinking of renting a place with someone—maybe your partner, your best friend, or even your cousin who swears they’re good with finances now. Great. But...
The real estate market is always shifting, and as a multifamily investor, one of the biggest questions you should be asking is: Is this a landlord-friendly market? The...
As a landlord, your biggest priority is protecting your property—and your income. So, how do you make that happen? Renting to tenants who can reliably pay on time,...
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