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Archives for May 2017

30 May

The 10 Most Common Reasons Landlords Use Property Management Services

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Most landlords begin property investing with the mindset that they’re going to take care of everything themselves. The idea is that investing in a rental is a hands-off way to make money, and in some cases, that turns out to be true. If you’re renting a single- or double-family unit that doesn’t require much upkeep and you have good, long-term tenants, it’s possible that you could simply collect rent checks that turn you a profit and not have to worry about your property on the regular…. [Read More]

25 May

How to Make Your Property More Attractive to Reliable Tenants

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Finding reliable tenants is half the battle in property ownership. A reliable tenant will be able to pay you rent on time, will likely stay with you for a long time, and has a low likelihood of causing damage to your property or disrupting your other tenants. A good tenant, therefore, makes your rental property more profitable—all while causing less stress for you over the long term…. [Read More]

23 May

Did Your Tenant Trash Your Property? 9 Things You Can Do

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No matter how carefully you screen your tenants, there’s always the chance that one of them will end up damaging your property. This is a serious problem since property damage can range from something simple (like a hole in the wall) to something devastating, which could compromise the entire profitability of your investment. Fortunately, there are a number of steps you can take as a landlord to mitigate any further damage, cover the expenses to repair the damage, and resolve the situation as peacefully and pain-free as possible…. [Read More]

18 May

8 Factors to Consider When Setting Rent Prices for Your Property

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One of the biggest decisions you’ll make with your rental property is what to charge your tenants for rent. You’ll need to charge an amount that enables you to make a profit, but at the same time, if you set your rent prices too high, you may end up with unduly long vacancies, pricing yourself out of the market…. [Read More]

16 May

15 Real Estate Terms You Should Know

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There’s a reason why two-thirds of homebuyers and sellers use a certified real estate agent to facilitate the process. The housing market can be complex and confusing, to say the least! An agent understands market values, negotiations, home appraisals, real estate legalities, and much more. They take a lot of the grunt work out of the process.

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11 May

14 Reasons Rental Properties Make the Best Investments

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Real estate investing is one of the most stable and profitable investment pursuits you can do. You have solid equity that can be used to maximize your earnings, and the housing market is typically more stable than the stock market…. [Read More]

9 May

Rental Income Isn’t Truly Passive Until You Hire A Property Management Company

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Being a landlord isn’t easy. Your property rests in the hands of a tenant you might not really know, and it may or may not be in good condition when you get it back…. [Read More]

4 May

Not Making Money on Your Rental Property? Tired of Repairs? 6 Tips

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Having a rental property can be a great way to generate income, especially if you still have a mortgage on the property. Your tenants essentially pay your mortgage and anything beyond that is pure profit…. [Read More]

2 May

Iron-Clad Contract: 6 Steps to Writing a Stronger Lease

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There are many great things about being a landlord, but it can be trying if the lease isn’t strong. Lease problems put landlords in hot water and allow the tenants to get away with behavior that would otherwise be unacceptable. The lease is meant to protect you, but if it’s not well-written, you could find yourself in a lot of trouble…. [Read More]

Happy Customers

Ela W. – Houston, TX

We have worked with Green Residential for about 2 years now and everything has been great. They always respond to any questions and they take care of any issues immediately. They really care about our property, our tenant and us – the owners. They are so thorough with their accounting too. I have never had any questions or doubts about the monthly statements they send because everything is always super clear. Recently we have been working closely with Luis and I have to say he is great and goes out of his way to solve any issues we have with the house. I could not imagine a better management company. They are the best!!

Scott B. – Venice, CA

Green Residential has managed my property near Washington Ave. for about nine months now. They are always very communicative, and manage properties in a way that is very hands-off for owners. They provide sound advice and treat both tenants and owners fairly. I would highly recommend.

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From Our Blog

8 Things You Should Do Before Moving Into Your New House

The move into a new house is exciting … especially if it’s the first home you’ve ever owned. But it can also feature a lot of anxiety and stress. You’re moving into a house with which you aren’t familiar — other than a couple of showings and inspections — and you’d like the process goes… [Read More]

6 Tips for Handling Stress as a Landlord

People don’t get into the business of being a landlord because they want an easy, non-confrontational job where they get to clock in at 9 a.m., take a lunch break, and clock out at 5 p.m. There are plenty of reasons to become a landlord, but predictability and low stress aren’t among them. You don’t… [Read More]

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