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Townhouse vs. Apartment: Which Is Right For You?

Bay Property Management Group

Property managers in Philadelphia can help you break down the differences between a townhouse vs apartment. Although townhouses are physically connected to each other, each section of the house, from top to bottom floor, is a single-family home. These homes can come in various sizes.

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Scaling Up: Transitioning from Single-Family to Multi-Family Rentals

Real Property Management Chicago

Residential properties are multifamily structures with four or fewer units, while properties with more than four units are typically commercial properties. In many ways, how you look for, evaluate, and price the multi-family property you wish to buy will depend on its size. Are you ready to get started?

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HVAC Preventative Maintenance for Single-Family Rental Properties

Lula

In single-family rentals, HVAC issues can be a leading cause of tenant dissatisfaction and result in costly, unexpected repairs for property managers. The High Cost of Reactive Maintenance in SFRs Unlike multi-family buildings where systems can often be serviced in bulk, single-family homes have individual HVAC units.

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How Much Does Property Management Cost?

Property Management Inc.

Hiring a property manager helps alleviate the stress and effort involved in managing your rental property, but how much does property management cost? It's important to keep the cost-saving benefits of hiring a property manager in mind as you investigate this question.

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Everything you Need to Know About Investing In Multi-family Real Estate

Beach Front Property Management

With consistent effort and smart choices, multifamily investments can offer significant returns and long-term financial stability, making them rewarding for investors looking to scale their income and build wealth. A multifamily unit refers to any property with more than one residential unit.

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Everything You Need to Know About 1031 Exchange Rules | Florida Property Management

Florida Property Management

If you sold a property for $500,000.00 and earned $100,000 in profit, you have to use that $100,000 to buy another rental property for a price of $500,000 or more or several rental properties that total $500,000 or more, using the total profit to be re-invested in the new property of equal or greater value.

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How to Plan for Unexpected Repairs: Building a Reserve Fund for Capital Expenses

RL Property Management

Industry experts recommend saving 1-3 months’ rent per property to build a solid reserve fund. However, the amount can vary depending on several factors, including the property’s age, condition, and the type of rental unit (single-family homes vs. multi-family buildings).