The situation surrounding the coronavirus pandemic in America is changing daily, and every change is affecting hundreds of thousands of people around the country. Landlords and tenants alike are being put into situations they cannot be prepared for, so what happens next? On a national level, there are already some resources being made available to…Read More
There is no question the coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic is having an enormous impact on everyday life. As we are called on to “stay home,” the economic changes that are accompanying the pandemic have left many worried about the roofs over their heads, or how this will affect their livelihood. It is difficult enough when you…Read More
In the last few weeks, it’s likely that your business routine has turned upside down. Even if you have been able to proceed with a lot of your day-to-day activities normally, there is no doubt that the ongoing pandemic has or will have some effects on how you carry out your business. Working as a…Read More
As the coronavirus pandemic continues in America, it’s time to keep making adjustments to your daily workflow and how to handle the strength of your business during this time. This is certainly not a situation most landlords will have prepared for, so it is time to think about what options you have as you and…Read More
Washington residents are being asked to stay home in order to help slow the spread of coronavirus. But many have been left wondering how they will be able to keep a roof over their heads. The economic changes that have accompanied the COVID-19 pandemic have many people asking how they will manage their mortgage or…Read More
Just like Americans across the country, residents of Pennsylvania have been asked to stay at home to help slow the spread of coronavirus and help relieve excessive pressure on the medical system. But in the midst of the economic chaos caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, many Pennsylvanians are asking how they will maintain their homes…Read More
A lot of care goes into setting up each and every rental agreement. You work with the tenants to ensure they understand the expectations of the properties, and the tenants also have a chance to request specific inclusions or exclusions as well. At the end of the rental agreement signing, you are all in legal…Read More
When you lease your property out to a tenant, you remain the owner of the property but most of the day-to-day rights use of the property are transferred to the tenant. This means that they are in charge of what time to turn the light outs, they are in charge of what temperature to set…Read More
As the COVID-19 virus pandemic escalates in scale in America, as a landlord or property manager, you’ll need to prepare yourself for tenant concerns early on. It’s imperative that you take time to become informed about what you need to do to protect your business, property, and tenants as much as possible. While there are…Read More
It’s exciting to get to this point in the rental industry: the lease is signed, the security deposit has been collected, and the move-in date is set. Now, your work can focus on issue management as a landlord rather than spending hours digging through applications to fill your property. Unfortunately, things don’t always proceed smoothly…Read More
