If you’ve had renters for a while, one way to build a consistent safety net is with renewal screening checks. In this guide, we’ll walk you through what a renewal screening is, why it’s important, any potential drawbacks, and how to conduct one efficiently.
Property managers have a whole host of responsibilities on their plate, so dependable vendors are often the unsung heroes that keep everything on track. In this article, we offer five insider secrets you can use to secure more contracts and thrive.
In this article, we compare two popular rental property management software, DoorLoop and Buildium, to help you decide which best suits your unique needs.
Improving rent payment habits and rent reporting is vital to landlords and tenants and makes everyone’s lives easier. Today, we will look at rent payment habits and how landlords and property management companies can establish good rental payment habits so everything runs smoothly.
Learn seven essential tips to excel in tenant management, ensuring smooth operations, low tenant turnover, and consistent growth for your rental properties.
Managing a rental property is totally doable with the right systems in place. Let’s take a look at some key aspects of rental property management – and how you can start off on the right foot as an excellent landlord or manager.
Deciding to hire a property management company takes careful thought. Managing a single property is usually more cost-effective on your own, but with two or more, a property manager could be invaluable. Here’s a look at the pros and cons to help you decide.
In this article, we compare two popular rental property management software, TenantCloud and Stessa, to help you decide which best suits your unique needs.
There are plenty of easy, renter-friendly ways to decorate for Halloween without making drastic changes. Here’s how you can go all out for spooky season while keeping your rental in tip-top shape.
The Reconciliation feature addresses common issues many landlords face with their accounting, such as typos, missing transactions, and duplicates, which can lead to inaccurate financial reports.