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SAVVY TIPS FOR LANDLORDS: Part 2

January 16, 2019

https://www.losangelespropertymanagementgroup.com/savvy-tips-for-landlords-part-1/

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Landlords often employ a personal agent (often one that lives in the property) to take care of some property management tasks, together with cleaning and light-weight maintenance of some areas, the collection of rent, carrying out minor repairs in rental units, and responding to any resident interest.

The major advantage of hiring an individual is that the person will focus completely on your rental property and might be a lot more responsive than a firm to issues that may arise. The individual can even live on the property, that allows him to supervise the property a lot closer and establish positive relationships with tenants. If you come across a qualified candidate, hire the person, particularly if he has expertise in property management and also has a decent record.

 

  • Communicate with your tenants about maintenance issues

 

Most landlords tend to dread once their tenant’s calls or text about a maintenance issue, however, it’s actually of benefit to the landlord. It’s better to spot little issues early before they become big issues and too expensive to handle. Encourage your tenants to inform you regarding any maintenance problems immediately they found any, and use it as an opportunity to examine the property and certify there isn’t an even bigger issue which will make you spend more later.

 

  • Allow pets

 

Pet-friendly places are very difficult to come by, therefore you’ll extremely stand out by allowing pets in your property, particularly dogs and cats. they’re benign generally, though a landlord somewhere has bad stories regarding having pets on his property. you can charge additional pet rent and deposit, that the general public can pay given the scarce choices.

 

  • Hiring a property management firm

 

Hiring a knowledgeable property management firm avoids most of the complications of hiring an individual to handle the management tasks of your property. The firm is often qualified to handle all property management tasks, together with searching for and screening new residents. you just pay the firm a fee rather than a regular payment, thus you’re not on the hook as their employer.

 

The firm carries insurance to protect any damages ensuing from improper or illegitimate property management activities. the major downside of hiring a firm to handle the management of your property is that they typically have prices, however, this may not be true if you accurately take into account the worth of your own time.

 

in conclusion, renting a property is a difficult business. Landlords ought to be in the know in all told aspects of real estate, as well as pricing, lease agreements, real estate laws, advertising, pricing, tenant screening, and renovation.

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