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How to Keep Renters Happy

Are you a landlord who wants to maintain good working relationships with tenants? If so, it's essential to keep them happy! A happy renter is a long-term renter and that means a steady income and less hassle for you. Unoccupied properties can be expensive. If you find yourself with a vacant unit, you’ll need to keep your rental property rent-ready, promote it frequently, and ensure it’s kept tidy. Additionally, your income will be interrupted while you wait for a high-quality renter since you won’t be collecting monthly rent. So, fostering a p…

Pricing Your Daytona Beach Home to Rent

Knowing how to price your Daytona Beach home is part of the marketing process. No matter how attractive your rental property is or where it’s located, nothing beats a great rental rate when you advertise. If you set the price too high, prospects will ignore your listings but if the rate is too low, you won't be able to maximize your earnings. Assigning the right rent rate increases the chances of finding a qualified tenant for your Daytona Beach home. You have to learn to set an optimal rate to ensure that your earnings can cover your mainten…

Guide to Making a Solid Lease Agreement for your Rental Property

Your investment property must not operate without a lease agreement. Once you’re marketed your rentals and carried our a screening process, it’s time to sign the lease. A lease is a legal contract that can protect both a landlord and their tenants during the tenancy. You should, therefore, make sure you have a clear, written lease agreement in place before renting out your property. The document must be signed by both the tenant and the landlord for it to be legally enforceable. A legal lease or rental agreement outlines the obligations of both…

How to Maintain Your Rental Property

As a rental property owner, it’s essential to spend time, money, and energy to maintain its upkeep. After all, you want to keep your property in its best condition possible to prevent costly repairs. A property in good condition is also appealing to tenants—it can easily attract long-term renters, which can help keep your vacancy rate low. While landlords are responsible for providing a habitable space, taking care of a rental unit is a shared responsibility of both tenants and landlords. Both parties are legally obligated to ensure that the re…

9 Tips For Getting Your Property Ready to Rent

As a landlord, you know that tenant turnover is a part of owning a rental property. Often, it can feel overwhelming to prepare the unit for a new renter. From marketing to maintenance and repairs, it can seem like there is always something to add to your to-do list. That’s why we have provided you with a guide to help you cover all your bases when it comes to marketing your rental home. Using these 9 tips, your property will be ready for new tenants in no time! 1. Post Your Ads as Soon as Possible When beginning the marketing stage of your re…