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Tenant Turnover Tips for Landlords and Property Managers – Video

Rentec Direct

Tenant turnover is the time between lease agreements when one renter moves out and the next renter moves in. During tenant turnover you need find a new tenant, complete any repairs and necessary maintenance for your next renter and schedule a move-in date so you can maximize your rental income.

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The ultimate guide to rental move-out checklists

Buildium

In this blog post, we’ll explore everything you need to know about move-out checklists, including their importance, what to include, how to conduct an inspection, common mistakes to avoid, and the role of property management software. Make sure to take pictures or video to attach to maintenance requests.

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Property management marketing tools you should be using for your business

Buildium

This blog post explores various property management marketing tools, why you should know each of them, and the specific ways they can help property managers achieve their goals. These platforms bringtogether features for communication, lead generation, listing syndication, and even other parts of the job like accounting and maintenance.

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Important Lease Clauses For Landlords

Beach Front Property Management

A clear and comprehensive landlord-resident lease agreement is the best way to prevent misunderstandings. Why Are Lease Clauses for Landlords Required Clear communication is essential in any business, and a well-written contract removes uncertainty. You will also specify rent due dates and payment methods.

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10 Key Lease Negotiation Tactics for Managing Commercial Properties

Beach Front Property Management

Negotiating commercial property leases requires careful market research and attention to key terms like rent, lease duration, and maintenance responsibilities. Net Lease: Leaseholders cover some or all of taxes, insurance, and maintenance (the “three nets”) in addition to rent.

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How to Choose the Best Property Management Software for Your Business

Fourandhalf

In this blog, we’ll focus on post-sale operations systems. These might include individual lease agreements, tailored maintenance schedules, and personalized tenant communication. Look for features that allow you to easily track tenant information, lease agreements, rent payments, and communication history.

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Subletting Your Rental Home: The Pros and Cons

Real Property Management Chicago

In this blog post, we’ll look at both the good and the bad of subletting. Subletters who take on long-term leases may also be available to help with any maintenance issues that arise during their stay. Also, make sure that they understand what is expected of them financially and in terms of property maintenance.