Preparing your Orlando rental property for the market is going to help you find a great tenant quickly. It also impacts the amount of rent you can charge. Well-maintained homes that show well are going to earn more in rent than properties that were tossed onto the...
Being a rental property manager requires you to make rules for your renters. Sometimes making reasonable rules can be difficult. For instance, you need to decide whether you will allow renters to have pets. If you are unsure about this decision, read this blog post to...
Florida has some fairly strict security deposit laws that you need to follow when you’re renting out your Orlando property. While there’s no limit to what you can collect, you do have to hold the deposit in a separate account in a Florida bank, and you have to let...
Managing a rental property in your state can benefit you for a while. But, at some point, you might get bored or the housing market might decline so much that no one will rent from you. When this happens, you might consider managing rental property in another state....
Rental property owners in Orlando who want to protect the condition of their investment will need to conduct routine property inspections. It’s the only way to know your home is being well-maintained and your tenants are following the terms of your lease agreement....
Orlando rental property owners shouldn’t have to worry about vacancies. Good tenants are always seeking well-maintained homes, and a strong tenant retention effort will ensure that you can avoid vacancy and turnover costs by keeping great renters in place. Vacancies...
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