Frisco Property Management Blog

6 Tips For Collecting Late Rent Without Issues

You go through the screening process, sign the contract, the tenant moves in, and now it’s time to get paid. One of the biggest hurdles for landlords is collecting the rent. As many as 40% of renters pay their rent late. There are a few things you can do to make the rent collec...

6 Ways to Avoid Rental Property Owner Burnout

There are a lot of responsibilities that come with being a rental property owner. Without the proper preparation and plan management, you can easily get overwhelmed and experience investor burnout. When this happens, you may not fulfill all of your duties, and your investment wil...

6 Ways to Generate Additional Revenue with Your Rental Property

Securing a tenant for your rental property is the primary method of generating income from your investment. However, it isn’t your only method. Developing additional revenue streams allows you to maximize your rental property’s potential. Consider these six&nb...

6 Ways To Handle Tenant Maintenance Requests More Effectively

As a landlord, you’re required to protect your tenant’s safety, health, and security. You can do this by making requested repairs within a reasonable amount of time from the first notice of a problem. Fail to make a diligent effort within seven days, and you risk your te...

6 Ways to Minimize Your Risks When Renting to Pet Owners

Opening your rental home up to pet owners is a great way to increase your potential rental pool. However, it also comes with risks. It’s important to weigh the potential increase in profit with the risks to determine if allowing pets is right for you. If you allow a p...

Are You Paying Too Much for Online Vacancy Listings?

One of the biggest mistakes that new rental property investors make is to underestimate their vacancy rate. This is the amount of time that your property will sit empty. A high vacancy rate can have a negative impact on your cash flow, net operating income, the total return on yo...

Arlington Home Upgrades To Attract More Renters

Performing upgrades should already be a part of your rental property investment plan. It’s how you maintain the home’s overall value and desirability to current tenants. But when was the last time you actually performed one of your planned upgrades? This guide will...

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 dam...

Breaking the Lease

Most tenants sign a lease for a year at a time. This ensures that for that year, a steady income can be counted on and decisions for either finding new tenants or continuing a lease can be thought out and planned on. This helps landlords rest easy in tenant stability for ...

Common Problems With Many Property Management Companies

Hiring a property management company can make your life infinitely more manageable when it comes to owning multiple rental properties. You can relax knowing that the experts have your back. That is unless you choose the wrong management company. Then you have a potentially ...