Frisco Property Management Blog

5 Tips for Creating an Engaging Walk-Through Video

How are you marketing your rental properties? It isn’t enough to have professional-quality pictures. With this one tip becoming well known, more rental property listings than ever have high-quality images. This means you need to find another way to make your properties stand ou...

5 Things To Prepare Before You List Your Property For Rent

If you want to get the most for your rental property, then you need to present the best version of it. Potential tenants will judge your home and its rental value based on their first impression. Then once in the home, you can reduce your maintenance costs by confirming eve...

5 Tax Implications To Renting Out Your Home

Owning rental property is about more than collecting a rent check every month or responding to tenant maintenance requests. Each year, you’ll need to know how to report your rental activities to the IRS. There are several tax rules that take effect when investing in rental prop...

5 Steps of Your Tenant Pre-screening Process You Should Never Skip

Having the ability to choose the right tenants turns rental property owners into successful real estate investors. High-quality tenants pay their rent on time, giving you a reliable and steady cash flow. They take care of your property and alert you to maintenance needs. This red...

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...

5 Rental Property Marketing Trends to Look for in 2022

When was the last time you assessed what you are doing to market your rental property? If you have been doing the same thing for as long as you can remember, then you are overdue for a marketing overhaul. Improving your rental property marketing efforts increases your p...

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...

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...