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Blog Post Fire Prevention, Part 2

Fire Prevention, Part 2

In our last issue, we discussed setting up a family plan in the event of fire and things you can do outside of your residence to prevent fires. Now we will address things to do to prevent interior fires.Walk through your home and observe what items could lead to a fire hazard. Pr...
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Blog Post Raising the Rent

Raising the Rent

While reviewing their return on investment (ROI), many property owners think raising rents will improve the bottom line for the upcoming year. It is important to review income and expense figures on a regular basis and stay in tune with the housing market. However, as your proper...
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Blog Post Fire Prevention, Part One

Fire Prevention, Part One

Fires are frightening and devastating. They can happen anywhere, both inside and outside of your residence. We feel fire prevention is so critical that we are devoting two newsletters to this important subject. This issue, we will cover resident planning and exterior fire prevent...
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Blog Post Determining Rents

Determining Rents

Setting the rental value can be a tricky process. It is an art and a science combined, with many factors to consider. Even when a property manager and/or owner carefully derive a rental price, it is subject to change if rejected by prospective tenants. Supply and demandA maj...
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Blog Post Clean and Save

Clean and Save

Because of today’s advertising world, it is often easier to pick up a very expensive product because you have been convinced that you need it. However, some everyday items you probably have around the house are VERY inexpensive and work just as well as the costly ones. Ther...
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Blog Post The Right Tenant Is Worth the Wait

The Right Tenant Is Worth the Wait

All property owners look at the return on investment (ROI) when buying or maintaining rental property. The ideal is a positive cash flow, a tax deduction, and an increase in property value. An investor certainly wants to realize all three of these advantages. However, there are t...
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Blog Post Managing Credit Card Debt

Managing Credit Card Debt

People receive credit card offers regularly in the U.S. mail and through the Internet. As the holidays approach and the marketing pressure becomes intense, the media publicizes sales and credit card opportunities increase, particularly in the department stores as you shop, or wit...
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Blog Post Safety Reduces Liability

Safety Reduces Liability

Providing safety for tenants is a common sense approach to reducing liability for property owners, as well as complying with building codes and laws. It is important that both the interior and exterior of a property can provide a safe environment for a resident.A major key for re...
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Blog Post Making a House a Home

Making a House a Home

Many rental properties have a bland or neutral look throughout. There are exceptions, but property owners try to avoid conflicts with residents’ furnishings. Most rental contracts contain clauses that tenants are not to alter or modify the property because the landlord want...
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Blog Post Are You Thinking of Buying an Investment?

Are You Thinking of Buying an Investment?

With our current sales market appreciating at a double digit rate in some areas you really have to look hard to find the right deal. There are items you will want to review before making a purchase.Compare property values and rentsCheck out the area property values and compare th...
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