Quality tenants are one of the keys to our success and we want our tenants to be well-informed. Simply paying rent isn’t where their responsibility stops. They should be helping to take care of the home they’re renting, too. We have a lot of good material for tenants regarding safety, tips, and relocation. When it’s time for them to move, we want that to be as painless as possible.
Anyone can be a bad neighbor and no one wants to live in an area where people violate local laws or practice poor living habits. It is important to live quietly and allow others the quiet enjoyment of their home. It is better to avoid any situation that could label a resident as a “bad
Written by Realty Times Staff on Thursday, 14 August 2014 Do you ever look around your house and think “Man, I’ve got a lot of stuff”? From the obvious things like televisions, computers and appliances to the things tucked away in cupboards and closets like pots and pans and personal paperwork, chances are good you
You’ve got the basics? Cardboard boxes, newspaper, the phone number of a pizza place so you can feed the friends helping you move all your worldly goods. But do you have enough socks for the stemware? 1. Footwear, Meet Stemware About those socks and glasses . . . If you can double up and use
Tips for Avoiding Trouble During Your Home Search If you’re looking for a rental home, the last thing you want is to fall victim to a rental scam. Scam artists like to take advantage of prospective tenants because emotions involved in the process can make people more vulnerable. For instance, if you’re feeling excitement and
A lot of homeowners/clients don’t listen to their real estate agents and property managers, so I’ll tell you what your agent or property manager wants to say, but can’t say to you and this is it – your agent or property manager can’t get you the price you want unless your home is in pristine