Property Management Blog

Top Warning Signs To Look For When Screening Tenants

It can be tempting to get excited and quickly agree to someone interested in renting your property. But you need to slow down and do the proper screening to ensure that this potential tenant is someone you want renting from you. There are the obvious signs of bankruptcy and evictions, but there are other more subtle red flags that yo...

The Best Ways To Market Your Property In North Texas

In 2017 the Dallas metro population grew by more than 1,000 people per day. That impressive growth didn’t stop and last year the area gained more residents than any other metropolitan area in the country. This influx of people is excellent news for property owners in the Dallas metro area. More people means more buyers and rent...

The Most Cost Effective Ways To Manage Your Real Estate Investment

Managing your real estate investment property is about more than just knowing how to fix a broken pipe or do other regular maintenance. You need to wear many hats, and how well you wear them will dictate your success or failure with real estate investment. Follow these cost-effective tips for managing your real estate investment, and...

Simple Ways To Know If Your Property Is Ready To Be Rented

You own a home, and you want to start renting it out. How do you know when it's ready for new tenants? What tasks need to be done to ensure that everything is in working order? Are there any laws you need to comply with? We’ve created this quick and easy guide to help you figure out if your property is ready to be rented. B...

Avoiding Costly Tenant Screening Errors

The average rent here in Texas is $1,019. This is not cheap, and you need to have confidence that your renters can afford and will pay their rent for the entirety of their lease.  You also need to know that they won’t leave your home dirty and damaged. While there is no way to guarantee that you have th...

Overlooked Maintenance Hurting Your Rental Property

Are you frustrated by the amount of required maintenance your rental properties need? You aren’t alone. Studies show that 61% of property owners find that maintenance is a significant pain point. One way to ease this stress is to create a comprehensive maintenance schedule for your rental properties. This ensures that you addre...

The Best Ways To Market Your Residential Rental

Now is the perfect time to own rental property in the Dallas-Fort Worth and surrounding areas. Rental properties are in high demand thanks to a strong job growth market that is driving migration into the area. Experts forecast that an additional 53,000 rental units will need to be created to keep up with demand. So with all of this d...

Vacation Home Property Management

Vacation rentals are steadily rising in popularity as vacationers are drawn to a more relaxed home setting in a local atmosphere as a cost effective alternative to a single hotel room in a bustling tourist district. The market is swarmed with up and coming vacation rentals and it can be difficult to find a rental that is what it ...

Why Use a Property Manager

Purchasing rental property in NM is a smart investment and can be a significant source of residual income for property owners. However, property management can be an enormous undertaking that requires a great deal of time and effort. Property management involves the process of finding and vetting quality renters, keeping prope...

Increasing Curb Appeal

Increase the value of your rental property by making some aesthetic changes and following a few simple tips. Check for concrete damage and consider making repairs. There are emerging low cost options, such as concrete lifting, to fix cracks and sunken concrete slabs as opposed to total concrete replacement. These small re...