Property Management Blog

The average premium for renter’s insurance has fallen in recent years. In 2017 alone, it fell by 2.7%. With premiums dropping, now is a great time to consider requiring your tenants to carry a renter’s insurance policy.This can provide many benefits for both you and y...

There are more renters in the US today than there have been since 1965.If you have a rental property, the pool of potential tenants is large. But how do you advertise your rental property to attract the right ones, especially in a diverse place like Las Vegas?You can adverti...

The rental vacancy rate in the US was 6.8% in mid-2019. That's as low as it's been since the 1980s.When your rental property is empty, you're losing potential income. So if you have great tenants, keeping them in your property means more money for you.In order to keep...

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MONTH-TO-MONTHProsLandlords- if you rented your home at a low rate and you find out this later, in the one to one month lease you can increase the rent without having to wait 12 months.Tenant- if you are looking for a premise for a short period of time, this is a great option. Al...

It is a fact that the landlord has much responsibility towards the tenant, but we must remember that he is not the only one who has responsibilities and obligations. Tenants do too! As tenants, we must have our unit rented in a certain way, and this is what local and state laws d...

Do you have a property, and are you thinking about managing it? It is a delicate topic without question; each head is a world on its own. I may think that managing my property is very difficult due to my work, my inexperience and my lack of time but another person can be mor...

Below is an interesting article on normal wear and tear vs tenant damage you may find useful. Normal wear and tear is damage that naturally occurs in an investment property due to aging. It typically results from a tenant living in the property and is considered normal depreciati...