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Blog Post Stretching Your Food Dollars

Stretching Your Food Dollars

The economic problems are in the news every day, but you do not have to turn on the TV or radio to know that it takes more money to buy what you could before. All you must do is go to the grocery store and see how prices have escalated. By planning, you can shop smarter and stay ...
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Blog Post Recognizing and Handling a Drug House

Recognizing and Handling a Drug House

It is very important for property managers, owners, maintenance personnel, or anyone else, to be able to recognize a rental used as a drug house. Unfortunately, they are now part of our society. In particular, “methamphetamine labs” or “clandestine drug labs&rdq...
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Blog Post Are You Ready for the Coming Year?

Are You Ready for the Coming Year?

How prepared are you for the coming year? You may have made several New Year resolutions but life in general may still seems as hectic as the holidays. Here are seven steps to help you start this year on the right track.Check your gift cards and organize returns. The holidays hav...
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Blog Post Risk Management: Habitability

Risk Management: Habitability

What is habitability and why is it so important? Essentially, it is anything that endangers the livability of the property and the health and welfare of the tenants. Many common issues are lack of heat, running water, major roof leaks, unsafe electrical, carpeting, stairways, or ...
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Blog Post New Year Resolutions for Residents

New Year Resolutions for Residents

The beginning of January is traditionally the time when people are planning their year and making their “New Year Resolutions.” While it is true that many people forget their resolutions as the year progresses, there are many who do not. You can benefit by sitting dow...
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Blog Post What Makes a Good Tenancy?

What Makes a Good Tenancy?

Many people feel that once a tenant is residing in the property all that is required is to “collect the check.” As property managers, we often hear this comment, but know this statement is far from reality. Tenancy starts before the tenant moves in, progresses while t...
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Blog Post Keep the Happy in Your Holidays

Keep the Happy in Your Holidays

The Holiday Season is a hectic time of year – there is more traffic, crowds, activities, and pressure to spend money and charge credit cards. Keeping the happy in the holiday season can be a challenge for anyone. It helps to take the time to plan and prepare what you truly ...
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Blog Post Handling Tenant Issues

Handling Tenant Issues

In a perfect world of landlord/tenant relations, the rent is never late; there are never maintenance problems, emergencies, or any other difficulties; tenants are never angry. However, this delightful scenario is usually not the case and difficult situations take serious consider...
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Blog Post Good Tenants are Good Neighbors

Good Tenants are Good Neighbors

Anyone can be a bad neighbor, and no one wants to live in an area where people violate local laws or practice poor living habits. It is important to live quietly and allow others the quiet enjoyment of their home. It is better to avoid any situation that could label a resident as...
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Blog Post Fair Housing & the Rental Process

Fair Housing & the Rental Process

It is crucial, when renting a property, that property managers and owners avoid discrimination. There are many pitfalls, and it requires good policies, procedures, and practices, to prevent unwanted Fair Housing complaints. Fair Housing actually began in the United Stat...
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