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If you’ve ever thought about adding yourself to the 10-12 million landlords in the country, now is the time. More people are choosing to rent homes, apartments, condos, and tiny houses than ever before. While rental properties used to be considered the best option for people with low income levels, that just isn’t the case anymore.
For the last five years we have been encouraging people to move their business online, take advantage of online management tools, and start automating their business activities to have more time for their friends and family. Now, it has become more necessary than ever. So we asked a few of our users about their experience using TenantCloud and how it helps them manage rentals. Here’s their feedback.
During this uneasy year, the TenantCloud Team has been implementing new features, improving the current ones, and trying to remain one of the leading online services for rental management. So instead of focusing on the difficulties and challenges of this unprecedented year, we’ve decided to highlight some of our most significant accomplishments. Let’s see what we accomplished.
There are really no businesses that haven’t been affected by the coronavirus crisis in some way at this point. The rental property industry is no exception. But luckily, many industry players are adjusting to the new reality and getting some valuable experience along the way. Let’s recap on a challenging 2020 and see how it has reshaped the property management industry and modified tenants’ renting preferences.
Renting to different demographics brings completely different challenges. While most landlords already know what to expect from millennial renters, there is still no accurate description of an average Gen Z tenant and their renting preferences. It’s a general assumption that they prefer affordable housing. But the 2020 crisis has reshaped the rental market and the whole picture might have drastically changed.
In an age of social distancing, getting closer to digital looks more and more like a reasonable decision. While most people are waiting for the time when they can go back to traditional forms of communication, the property management industry has been adopting technology to fit the current digital landscape. And honestly, that’s the approach all industry players should implement because the new normal is digital.
Over the last couple of months, we have been quarantining and working on some awesome updates for you. From our hypothetical home to yours, here are the great updates you can see in TenantCloud today.
When creating a lease agreement through TenantCloud, you have two options available: Easy and Advanced move in. The more details you include in a lease, the fewer questions will arise during the tenancy. You can always add attachments and other information to the agreement. Plus, your tenants will have access to the document whenever they need.
For the first-time landlords, tenant onboarding is an exciting and serious process. Often, newbie landlords don’t know where to start and how to make their rental feel like home for the new residents. But with the right approach and tools in place, you can make the move-in process smoother both for you and your prospects.
The coldest months of the year are almost here. What this means for most households in colder regions is that it’s time to look for ways to keep your house warm and comfortable. Of course, this also comes with worrying about escalating energy bills in the next few months due to constantly heating the house.
