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Single-Family Property Management Service Trends for 2022

Propertyware

In response, property managers turned to tech to help them customize and centralize management. Since 2018, the number of investors in our survey has increased from 67 to 71 percent. Landlords and tenants need to know their current rights, and there are so many that don’t.”

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Finding Deductions For Residential Rental Property And Lowering Your Tax Bill

Property Management Inc.

April 10, 2018 By Cassie James, PMI Communications Manager Tax season can be stressful for solo entrepreneurs and landlords. If you own residential property, you are aware that there are a number of unavoidable costs and expenses that go along with the territory.

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Foundation Care 101: A Landlord’s Guide to Long-Term Stability

Real Property Management California Coast

For more information about maintenance plans and other property management services,, contact us online or call us at 310-535-2150 today! Originally Published on Aug 31, 2018 The post Foundation Care 101: A Landlord’s Guide to Long-Term Stability appeared first on Real Property Management California Coast.

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Foundation Care 101: A Landlord’s Guide to Long-Term Stability

Real Property Management DC Metro

For more information about maintenance plans and other property management services, contact us online or call us at 202-269-0303 today! Originally Published on Aug 31, 2018 The post Foundation Care 101: A Landlord’s Guide to Long-Term Stability appeared first on Real Property Management DC Metro.

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The Impact of Inflation on Property Managers

Authority Property Management

In such an unprecedented time, what bearing could this possibly have on property managers and landlords? The cost of labor and supplies are on the rise, and rental properties are not an exemption from rising costs. Such is the case because property taxes and insurance are assessed by the value of a property.