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Clear and strong communication is the foundation of all good relationships, including your tenants. Amazing communication can make the difference between a positive and negative experience, which also has an impact on your property’s profitability. For example, if a tenant feels unheard or gets emotional over something that escalates, and they feel slighted enough to

Airbnb has become extremely popular in the last decade, and in 2020, there had already been more than 250 million nights booked through the company. If you don’t know what Airbnb is, it’s a third-party service that connects individuals with short-term rentals, often just for a single night, but many people rent for a week

When buying rental property for the first time, it’s important to carefully consider what you’re buying before signing the contract. You need to be sure that you’re buying a good investment and not wasting your money. Unless you’re specifically looking for properties in bad shape so you can fix them up, you want high standards

There are three basic categories of tenants: great tenants, decent tenants, and nightmare tenants. Unfortunately, nightmare tenants can slip through the cracks undetected, but there are things you can do to increase your chances of filtering them out during the tenant screening process. If you own rental property, here’s what you need to know about

Addressing a tenant’s concerns quickly and efficiently is one of the most important things you can do as a landlord and property owner to improve tenant retention. It’s even more important than having competitive rental rates, nice amenities, and move-in specials, like free rent for the first month. Most tenants will appreciate amenities and a

Property management is an industry that just about anyone can enter – but not everyone should. If it were easy, everyone would be doing it! To be successful in the industry, it takes experience, strategy, and patience. Sometimes, even that isn’t enough. The to-do list is never-ending. Sometimes, rather than focusing on what should be