As a renter, paying a security deposit prior to move in is required for most properties. Though security deposit amounts may vary, depending on the price of rent, how good your credit is, or how much income you make, you can anticipate your new landlord to require a security deposit in addition to the 1st month’s …
Online reviews have altered the way people find products and services, and nearly every property manager has experienced a bad review, regardless of how proficient they are at their job in reality. As a property manager, you have two seperate groups to please, property owners and tenants. Unfortunately, sometimes making one client happy conflicts with the desires …
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Hiring a vendor without criminal record background checks, insurance, or financial backing can result in poor work and lost money. These risks become prevalent during late-night/early-morning disasters, when a new contractor is hired because a preferred, long-standing vendor cannot be reached. Daily in property management, new vendor relationships are created. But the problem remains that …
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What are you supposed to do if your tenant wants to break the lease early? They signed a legal document that binds them to the terms, including to pay rent through the move-out date you, the landlord, specified. Regardless, as much as the lease protects the landlord, there are laws are in place to protect …
Understanding how to avoid terrible tenants can feel a bit randomized at times. As a property manager, it falls on your shoulders to thoroughly differentiate the good renters from the bad. A bad tenant can lead to many headaches and, in worst-case scenarios, legal battles, and corrupted property portfolios. In our tenant screening services we’ve collected …
