Property Management Blog

Relocating homes within your town or city is meant to be the easy move, right? No major cross-country hauling, just packing up and resettling a few neighborhoods away. But don't be fooled - even a local moving experience has its share of headaches if you're unprepared. So...

Foundation repair does wonders for your rental property. Fixing the base of your building means you're doing more than just maintenance - you're also boosting its value. Tenants often look for well-kept homes, and a solid foundation for them is a major plus. This means th...

Many home owners try to find affordable ways to improve their houses before they list them up for sale. Although you can opt for painting or doing a complete makeover, this can be a little expensive. Therefore, the only remaining option is to use peel n stick wallpapers. This is ...

The residential real estate market is said to reach $127.4 trillion by the year 2029, as it’s seeing a surge in demand due to fluctuations in interest rates. This is the perfect time for real estate investors to take advantage of the market through traditional sales and auc...

Whether you're relocating for a job, downsizing, or simply ready for a change, the thought of dealing with showings, negotiations, and paperwork can often feel daunting. However, with the right strategies, you can turn what seems like an impossible task into a smooth and stre...

Long-distance home buying can be both exciting and daunting. The prospect of finding a new home in a different city, state, or even country comes with its unique set of challenges. However, with the right approach and knowledge, you can successfully navigate these challenges and ...

It's no secret that first impressions are important. When you're selling your house, potential buyers will make up their minds about your home within seconds of walking in the door. So, what can you do to make sure your home makes a good impression? Curb appeal is key: ...

Water in the basements of your home is a common problem that can start small, with just a bit of dampness, but can quickly escalate into a big issue. It is costly to repair and causes health hazards, mold, mildew, and structural damage, among many other possible consequences. For...

Mold is so common nowadays that it does not need any introduction. It prevails in every environment and requires regular inspection for timely identification and cure. The property owners of highly damp areas should be vigilant enough to look for this specific type of fungus to r...

As a property manager, you juggle many tasks, including maintaining security and finding the right tenants for your rental units. Traditional key systems often add to your workload with issues like lost keys, unauthorized copies, and time-consuming handovers. These problems affec...