Processing tenancy applications is more than just making sure all the right boxes have been ticked. You may have notes. For good property management practice, you should be making detailed notes to help with the tenancy screening process.
Purchasing an investment property is a significant decision to make. What factors do you need to consider and issues to research? Take note of these tips to make sure you’re investing in the property best suited to your investment goals.
Spring has arrived and this new season brings new issues to tackle for Landlords. Consult with your Property Managers about any challenges, such as maintenance and repairs, that came up over the winter season and how you can improve them.
Go over this checklist with your Property Manager to ensure your investment properties are in top shape for the new season.
Tenancy disputes or issues often arise in times of stress, especially during the vacate process. When it comes to raising and resolving tenancy issues, all parties can benefit from maintaining a proactive, respectful and constructive approach to the process and each other.
No Landlord wants to see their rental property experiencing a high vacancy rate. High vacancy rates indicate that a property is not renting well while low vacancy rates can point to a strong rental. Here are some proven ways to take that rate down to 0%.
When putting up a listing online, how do you make it stand out and attract the tenants best suited to your property? These tips can help you craft a quality listing.
Landlords/Property Managers have a responsibility to make sure a rental property is clean, safe, in good repair, fit to live in and abide by health and safety laws. Areas of a rental property that may not get enough maintenance are the deck and balcony.
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How do you increase rent at the end of a tenancy agreement? What happens if a tenant objects to a rent increase? These are just some of the questions Landlords often have about rent increase.
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A key part of a Landlord/Property Manager’s role is to appoint contractors to perform maintenance or repair works at rental properties.
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Your tenancy agreement should cover details like water usage and how they will be charged.
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