
Lease Renewals
Tenant Turnover vs Retention: Cost Analysis & Solutions
A data-driven financial analysis for property managers and real estate investors
Property Management Terms
Unlike duplex apartments, townhouses usually feature individual ownership of each dwelling unit, though they can certainly function as rental properties
Property Management Terms
Whether you're considering your first duplex investment or expanding your existing portfolio, understanding the nuances of duplex management can transform your rental income strategy
Property Management Terms
A Complete Guide for Property Managers
The color-coded visualization offers an at-a-glance understanding of how your state ranks in protecting your ownership rights against potential adverse possession claims.
The OCEAN framework serves as a mnemonic device to remember the essential elements required for a successful adverse possession claim.
Whether you became a proud owner of real estate intentionally or not, at some point in your life, you will likely ask yourself the question, "Should I manage my own rental property?".
If you have been a landlord for a while, then you have likely been faced with the dilemma of when and how to raise the rent on your tenants and whether you should even consider it in the first place.
If you are a landlord or a property manager, at some point in your career you will have the unfortunate displeasure of having to evict a tenant.
After a decade of experience in the property management industry, I've learned that there are a few important things that you must focus on to become a vendor for apartments and property management companies.
Subscribe for expert remedies, preventative advice, and the occasional emergency treatment for landlord headaches.
At the most basic level, curb appeal simply refers to how attractive your property looks from the street – but how it impacts your property value through perception is why curb appeal is important
Credit Score Ranges for Property Management Understanding Risk Levels and Tenant Screening Decisions Excellent Credit 740-850 Minimal Risk Tenant Characteristics: * Exceptional payment history with minimal missed payments * Low credit utilization (typically under 10%) * Long-established credit history with diverse credit mix * Strong income-to-debt ratios Property Manager Action: Standard approval with competitive
A credit report provides a comprehensive snapshot of an applicant's financial history, payment patterns, and creditworthiness. This gives you critical insights before signing that lease agreement
Let's unpack this together, from what continuous possession means to how you, as a diligent property owner, can spot red flags early, keep records tidy, and avoid costly surprises.
Constructive eviction occurs when a landlord's actions or failures to act render a rental property uninhabitable, effectively forcing the tenant to abandon the premises without formal eviction proceedings
You'll learn: What distinguishes condo ownership from townhouse ownership, how these differences impact property management operations, legal compliance requirements, and proven strategies for maximizing returns in each property type
When it comes to condo vs. apartment management, it's not so much about walls, leases, and fees—it’s about the entire rhythm of how people live, share, and invest in the space they call home.
You'll learn: What CAM really means in today's market, how it impacts your bottom line, the legal frameworks that protect you, and proven strategies that transform cost allocation from a source of tension into a competitive advantage.
What Every Landlord and Property Manager Needs to Know
Whether you're dealing with a holdover tenant who’s overstayed their lease, or a squatter who showed up out of nowhere, this guide breaks down exactly how to evict someone in Texas in 2025.
This guide outlines the legally compliant steps for removing an unknown occupant, tenant, or squatter under current Illinois law.
What It Is, Why It Matters, and How to Protect Yourself from Costly Title Disputes