Every day that your property stays empty of tenants is a day you lose money. Therefore, it’s only natural that you would want to move new tenants in as soon as possible. But renting to bad tenants can be worse than not renting out at all. So don’t rush the selection – take the time […]
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Best Practices When Communicating with New Tenants
Best Practices When Communicating with New Tenants Signing a lease agreement with a new tenant is a big step. First off, selecting the right tenant is a challenge in itself. Ideally, once you find the right fit, your lease should be able to communicate the rules and expectations of the agreement clearly, concisely, and comprehensively. Unfortunately, not […]
Checking The Air Quality Of Your Rental Property Before Leasing It To Tenants
Checking The Air Quality Of Your Rental Property Before Leasing It To Tenants Whether you’ve found your first rental home and are preparing to rent it out for the first time, or you’re scheduling property maintenance for your rental property, the chances are you will be busy arranging a property inspection. Before renting a property, a […]
3 Weird Ways Renters Might Damage Your Property and How to Handle Them
Property damages are unavoidable. If you haven’t dealt with destruction just as yet, you’re bound to come across at least some throughout your career. Some tenants just can’t resist the temptation to avoid harming your ceilings, closet doors, screens, and walls. Small scratches, scuffs, and holes may be caused due to carelessness. For instance, a […]
How to Rent Your Residential Property to College Students
How to Rend Your Residential Property to College Students Is your rental property situated near a city campus or a college? If so, you’re missing out a huge opportunity to rent to college students. Rental Properties and College Students Did you know that 44% of all college students prefer to live in complete privacy? This percentage accounts […]
Follow These Tips If You Want to Improve Tenant Relationships
Follow These Tips If You Want to Improve Tenant Relationships As a building owner/landlord, it’s natural to expect tenants to take care of your property and to pay rent on time. In exchange, it is your responsibility to be transparent and responsive in your correspondence with tenants. This should especially be the case when the building/property or […]
