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.
When someone rents your property, they’re getting much more than a place to lay their head at night; they’re getting a place to live. A place to thrive, to grow, a place that will adapt with them as they change and develop; a home. Home is a reflection of who we are; it is filled
Choosing the right tenants is a key element of landlording; it’s important to get dwellers who will pay rent on time, keep quiet and clean, and report any problems they find with the building or other tenants in a timely manner. The 55+ demographic is attractive because they tend to follow rules, pay on time
You’ve acquired a rental property, and you’re about to become a landlord for the first time. Congratulations are in order; a rental property can be a great source of income and a wonderful investment! There’s a lot to remember when you’re a new landlord, so here are a few important tips to help you get
As a fire happens in the middle of the night, your dishwasher or washing machine overflows and will flood, which causes property damage. Question number one which always pops to mind is whether or not a tenant had insurance. It’s difficult enough to lose the possessions and the lifelong memories which were instilled in the
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