Approaching the Years End!
It has been one heck of a year! I’m sure we can all agree that this economy has been more than stressful. Often it feels as though we are emptying our pockets into a failing market and seeing no sign of rejuvenation. It is important to maintain a positive attitude and be thankful that rental properties are something of high demand. With the end of the year rapidly approac...
New Years!
We hope that everone enjoyed their Christmas holiday and are looking forward to the New Year. The office will be closed over the weekend to allow for the New Years celebration. Nevertheless, our office is working feverously to get all of the end of the year reporting completed for each owner. Due to the busyness of this time of year it will be difficult to get in touch with ...
Beginning a New Year
It’s a new year owners! End of the year reports are in the mail and on their way into your hands. We appreciate your business and continue to strive to make our partnership a lasting and fulfilled one. If you haven’t updated your contact information with our office we urge you to make sure it is up-to-date so that we may keep you in the loop throughout the year. With the eco...
Weed Patrol is active!
If you own a property in a Homeowners Association, don’t be surprised if you get a weed letter. This time of year, the HOA Weed Patrols are very active, more so than ever before! With all the mortgage delinquencies and defaults, HOA management has to look anywhere for additional income, and weed fines have been lucrative. Keep your management company and tenants apprised ...
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Being a Landlord ain’t easy!
There is a difference between being a Landlord and being an Owner. The Landlord has to be involved and get his hands dirty, he has to know the laws and how they will be interpreted. He has to be something of an expert in several fields, including the local Landlord Tenant laws, local eviction laws, how things are repaired and maintained, etc, etc, etc. On top of that he ...
The Curse of the Reluctant Landlord
Many owners never intended to be landlords. Many had to rent out their homes because the market changed and they couldn’t sell. I like to call these owners, “Reluctant Landlords”. Many have held on as the recession dragged on and have kept the homes in reasonable shape, but now may be faced with aging equipment, roofs and cosmetics. Now may be the time to consider trying ...
