Property Management Blog

Regular property maintenance is key to running a successful rental investment. When a property is well-maintained, it’s desirable and that helps attract quality tenants and improve tenant retention. We’re going to take you through 4 maintenance tips for your rental properties. Let’s get started, shall we? Tip #1: Know Your Responsibilities as a Landlord As […]

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Tenants have certain rights under federal law, such as the “Implied Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment.” This law guarantees every tenant in the country the right to quiet and peaceful enjoyment of their rented property. As a landlord, it’s important that you familiarize yourself with this law prior to renting out your property. If you don’t, […]

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Now you have bought your new investment property, undoubtedly you will want to fill it with quality tenants and start receiving your rent. But how do you know what to set your rent at? A successful landlord knows to set their rent at a fair rate that complies with Landlord-Tenant Law and attracts tenants while […]

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You probably already have some kind of tenant screening process in place. But even so, one thing is almost always guaranteed for landlords – no tenant will ever care for your property like you would. As such, it’s important to take all the necessary steps to prevent damages to your rental property. The following tips […]

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There’s no question why South Florida attracts so many tourists and new residents every year. The weather is excellent all year round, and there’s wonderful cultural entertainment and diverse cuisine available. On top of that, staying in South Florida can feel like being on permanent vacation thanks to the easy access to long stretch beaches […]

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“Normal Wear and Tear” is among many real estate terms a landlord should understand. In this article, we will help you to understand what normal wear and tear is versus what is damage. You should always confirm the condition of the unit before a tenant occupies it and after they have vacated.  This will help […]

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As a landlord, you should consider painting your rental property in a neutral palette. That way, the walls match any furniture colors. However, some tenants, especially long-term ones, would prefer changing the color of the walls. They may want brighter colors or want to follow a certain color scheme. Allowing tenants to paint your rental […]

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As a property owner, you’ve likely dealt with tenant complaints. Being a landlord isn’t all about collecting rent at the end of every month. Dealing with tenant issues is another big responsibility when managing your rental properties. Tenant complaints are unavoidable, yet they can also severely impact your cash flow. If your tenants aren’t happy, […]

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In Florida, there is no law that requires landlords to provide a furnished or an unfurnished rental. The decision is solely yours to make as a landlord. You can rent out your rental with nothing but bare walls and floorboards. Or, you can rent it with every possible appliance, like a dishwasher and a washing […]

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Under Florida landlord-tenant laws, you have a right to evict your tenant. There could be a number of reasons for eviction, including failure by the tenant to meet their rent obligation and excessive property damage. Florida, just like other states, has an elaborate and detailed eviction process that a property manager can assist you with. […]

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