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The Importance of Hiring and Working with Licensed Contractors

Bay Property Management Group

Working with licensed contractors is vital if you’re not very skilled in these areas. Today, we’re reviewing when to hire licensed contractors and why working with them is so important. Contents of This Article: Why Do You Need Licensed Contractors? Why Do You Need Licensed Contractors? Need More Advice?

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Top 10 property management tax deductions for 2025

Buildium

Insurance Deductions Insurance you buy just for your business is deductiblefor example, business liability insurance or insurance for business property. If you have a home office, you can deduct a portion of your homeowners insurance.

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Navigating the Storm: Effective Crisis Management for Rental Properties

Real Property Management Evertrust

Update Your Insurance Coverage One of the best approaches to protect your rental property in a crisis is to have adequate insurance. At least yearly, you must review your insurance coverage to guarantee that it is conversant with any property updates or changes.

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6 Property Management Tax Mistakes: Are You Making Them?

Buildium

Insurance Insurance you buy for your business, such as business liability or property insurance. If you have a home office, you can deduct some of your homeowner’s insurance. When you hire an independent contractor, that cost is deductible, too. This deduction is scheduled to end on Jan.

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After a Wildfire: Essential Steps for Property Recovery

Beach Front Property Management

Steps for Post-Fire Recovery of Properties Post-fire recovery for properties involves several key steps to ensure that both the physical damage and insurance claims are handled properly. Confirm the adjusters name with your insurance company before their visit. Reach out to a contractor for an additional estimate to ensure accuracy.

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How to Handle a Bad Contractor

SparkRental

The Big Picture On How to Handle a Bad Contractor: Keep detailed records of all agreements, payments, communications, and any issues with the contractor’s work. Before escalating, address the problems directly with the contractor, clearly outlining the issues and your expectations for corrections.

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Your Ultimate Guide to Property Maintenance Services

Appfolio

No property manager wants to face claims of negligence in court, deal with skyrocketing insurance premiums, or experience bad press and negative reviews. As a property manager, you also have to make sure contractors get paid and expenses are tracked. Effectively Track and Handle Expenses. Back to Top. Back to Top.