Is No Fee Apartment Listing Worth It?
In many large metro cities like New York City when a rental is listed as having a “fee” it usually means a Broker’s Fee must be paid. A...
Effective Strategies for Attracting & Keep New Tenants
While rental demand is still high, as reported in previous blogs, rental demand and consequently, rental price has begun to stabilize and...
Different Types of Residential Rental Units
There are several distinct types of properties that a landlord can invest in as a rental property. Some of these properties may offer...
How to Find a Good Contractor for Your Rental
When you own a house or rental it is not a question of if going to need a contractor or it is a question of when you will need one....
Difficulties in Managing Multiple Properties
Despite what your tenants may think, being a landlord is not all about sitting back and collecting rent checks every month. Managing...
Guidelines for Raising Rent
Raising rent can be a risky prospect for both a landlord and tenant. Raise the rent too much and landlords can send tenants scurrying to...
Topics in Commercial Property Management: Outlook through 2018
Owners of commercial rental property may soon see the positive rent growth and demand that residential rental properties have been seeing...
Security Deposit Limits and Deadlines in California
There are several cities in California including Las Angeles that have a larger percentage of renters than homeowners. Los Angeles is...
Topics in Property Management Systems: Tenant Associations
A tenant association is made up of tenants who live in a building or development, or it can be larger and include tenants in a city or...
Why Taking Cash From Your Tenant is a Bad Idea
Many landlords may jump at the opportunity to be paid in cash by their tenants. When paid in cash, landlords do not need to worry about...