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Maintenance issues are no fun at all. But sometimes you just can not help laughing at the things your tenants want you to fix. How would you encourage a coyote to stop stealing food from the table in the backyard or the neighbors to quit smoking weed? Even if you’re a superhero landlord, you’ll shake your head in disbelief at some of these awkward maintenance requests.
Did you know more than 40% of tenants are not satisfied with their rental maintenance? To improve the situation and lower that percentage, consider these 4 actionable tips that will definitely help:
A landlord is not just someone who collects rent; they also create favorable living conditions by maintaining the property and preventing costly repairs. Let’s explore common maintenance issues tenants face and the best ways to resolve them.
Want to save the environment, but giving up plastic is too much for you at the moment? We have got a worthy alternative. Solar panels are a great energy source that allows you to save more on energy bills and also help to reduce any negative impact on the environment.
Did you know that investing in urban gardening brings major benefits both to environmental sustainability and the local economy? While green infrastructure improves the lives of city dwellers, the growth of urban gardening can help to protect the environment.
For most of us, preparing for summer means buying a new swimsuit and booking a summer vacation. However, besides the usual deep house cleaning, it’s time to prepare your home for summer. We have compiled a list of what you need to do to prepare your rental for the coming warm weather.
If you think the value of your rental will automatically increase once you put a few plants on the windowsill, you might be mistaken. There are more crucial factors to consider when focusing on passive income. But indoor plants do look attractive and add coziness to a rental, to say nothing about the positive impact they have on the environment.
The property management business is not just about collecting rent payments and interacting with tenants. A successful DIY landlord is also a master at keeping their rental properties in shape and solving maintenance issues like a service professional. Since prevention is better than cure, take a look at these five tips that will help you upgrade your landlording skills and become a maintenance guru by preventing damage beforehand or fixing it in the blink of an eye.
If you live in the northern half of the United States, it is likely that your current landscaping situation resembles the north pole. However, for those of you in warmer climates, winter is the perfect time to get your rental looking sharp with some landscape maintenance.
We have two pieces of news for you: the holiday season is just around the corner, and as a landlord, you should create a pre-holiday checklist to get prepared. Before you start decorating your Christmas tree, consider the following tips that will help you to effectively manage your rental properties and keep in touch with your renters during the holidays.
