Costs That Landlords Don’t Notice They’re Accruing

Costs That Landlords Don’t Notice They’re Accruing

Managing a rental property, be it as a part-time or full-time landlord, comes with its fair share of responsibilities and rewards. However, amidst managing properties and dealing with tenants, it's easy to overlook certain costs that may be silently accumulating. In this blog post, we aim to shed light on these unnoticed expenses and empower you with the knowledge to make informed decisions. From maintenance and repairs to insurance and legal obligations, we'll explore the often underestimated costs that can impact your bottom line. By unders…

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End of Tenancy Cleaning

End of Tenancy Cleaning

Once the tenancy period of a renter ends, the landlord has to fulfill certain duties. They need to return the security deposit, provided no property damage outside of wear and tear exists, and check if the renter performed an end of tenancy cleaning. Since landlords and tenants may have different standards of cleanliness, it’s important to have an end of tenancy checklist and include a maintenance and repair clause in the rental agreement. This can help reduce potential conflicts and guide the renters on what specific areas to focus on. Wha…

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How to Conduct a Tenant Walk-through Inspection

How to Conduct a Tenant Walk-through Inspection

Conducting tenant walk-through inspections in your Florida rental property allows you to keep your home safe. For one, when a landlord displays how well they take care of a property, tenants may follow suit and provide the same attentive care to the unit. Walk-through inspections come with benefits for both landlords and tenants. Landlords can explain how to properly take care of the rental, leaving them with lower repair costs and the renters with safer housing conditions. Read ahead to learn how to perform a proper tenant walk-through inspec…

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What is the "Implied Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment"?

What is the "Implied Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment"?

Renters enjoy certain rights and one of them is being granted the right to live in peace and quiet throughout the tenancy. Even without a lease, the “implied covenant of quiet enjoyment” should be enforced under state and local laws. As a landlord, you must provide an environment where disturbances and noises are kept to a minimum as much as possible. Otherwise, you can face certain risks, such as a tenant withholding the rent payment. This can be allowed by certain states if the right to quiet enjoyment has been violated. The tenant can also …

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How to Write a Good Property Listing

How to Write a Good Property Listing

Are you planning to rent out your rental space? Then it’s high time to focus on creating an outstanding ad and spark engagement with your real estate listing! With so many ads from competitors, you should find a way to stand out. You can achieve this with high-quality photos and vibrant property descriptions that encourage readers to schedule a property tour to learn more about your rental unit. Read on to find the best tips for drafting a good property listing to attract renters when marketing your rentals. Here are ways to create effective pr…

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