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Top 3 Surprises for DIY Property Managers

We’ve all heard the stories. All a property owner wanted was some steady income on the side to tap into to send their kid to college or fund their retirement, and then it took two months to evict a delinquent resident who trashed the place in revenge.

Luckily, stories like those are usually outliers....

How to Manage Vendors and Contractors

Not all vendors and contractors are created equal and requirements vary by property and company. Regardless of size and property type, always do your due diligence when selecting a vendor or contractor. In order to manage vendors and contractors effectively, efficiently and to get fair market value for...

How to Determine What Rent to Charge for Your Rental Property

Whether you are renting a home for the first time or are in the process of negotiating a rental renewal for an existing property, pricing your rental for quick occupancy is vital to your success as a property manager. You don’t want to price it too low and miss out on putting more money in the bank and...

13 Common Mistakes Landlords Make With Evictions

Handling evictions is no fun, but mishandling them can be a nightmare. Evictions are an emotionally draining, complex process that is riddled with unique requirements that vary by state and even, in some cases, local laws. When you know what you’re doing, you can make the process smoother. Here are 13...

How to Choose a Professional Property Manager

While many single family rental owners start with DIY property management, eventually they realize that hiring a professional property manager will not only free up their time and attention, but can also maximize the return on their investment through their expertise.

Selecting a professional property...

7 Tips to Manage Your Investment Rental Properties Like an Institution

Enthusiasm and passion for real estate is not always enough to profit when it comes to investment real estate and rental properties. The traditional approach to managing single-family rental properties is inefficient, inadequate and reactive, causing investors to lose significant income opportunities.

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