With the introduction of the Centers for Disease Control’s recent eviction moratorium, there has been a lot of discussion about how both renters and property managers will respond. While the order is ostensibly meant to… COVID-19 and the Eviction Moratorium: Part Three – What Property Managers Can Do
In our last blog, we talked about the various federal and state attempts to mitigate COVID-19’s impact on the real estate and rental market. From the $2.2 trillion federal stimulus introduced with the CARES Act… COVID-19 and the Eviction Moratorium: Part Two – How It Works
The COVID-19 pandemic has made these strange and unpredictable times, leading to significant financial consequences both in the short-term and the long-term. Virtually every industry has faced hardships this year, and real estate industry professionals… COVID-19 and the Eviction Moratorium: Part One – Stimulus Bills
One of the most important things that a property manager needs to do is keep in-depth and accurate information on their business and the properties they watch over. While reporting might not be the most… Property Management Reporting: What Does & Doesn’t Go Into A Report
When someone buys a rental property, one choice that they have to make early on is whether they want to manage it themselves or hire a property manager to do the work for them. One… Self-Management vs. Third-Party Property Management: Knowing the Pros & Cons
Whether you are a landlord or a property manager, your primary goal should be to fill your apartments or other rental properties with reliable and qualified tenants. Yet while there are plenty of potential tenants… 10 Ways To Find & Keep Quality Tenants In Your Rental Property
Starting out as a landlord can be a daunting challenge, as there are so many possible things that can go wrong when you are working, especially if you are unprepared. Even the most well-trained landlord… Be Aware & Be Prepared: 10 Tips For First-Time Landlords
No matter how good of a landlord you are, you will inevitably have to deal with some trouble tenants. You could have the fairest practices and the most thorough screening process possible, but you can… The “Cash For Keys” Agreement: Knowing When To Compromise With Trouble Tenants
A time-honored tradition among many modern entrepreneurs, estate holding and management can be a rewarding business opportunity. However, it can also be intimidating to first-time business owners, as when you are managing propertiesthat you also… Managing Your Property Investments: Balancing the Investor-Manager Equation
Even in an age where many businesses operate almost entirely online, finding the right location for your company is essential for establishing its long-term success. This not only includes making sure that the property itself… Making Space For Your Business: Understanding The Commercial Lease Process