Miami Property Management Blog

Disagreements between landlords and tenants about wear and tear vs damage is, unfortunately, a very common issue.Landlords are typically responsible for maintaining rental units in good shape, and it is normal for a certain amount of deterioration to happen as the property ages, but when tenants are the ones causing damage to the property...

Are you trying to find renters for your home, but don't want to be a landlord? A lot of people who get into real estate investing don't have time to manage the daily operations of their investment property. That's why you need to find a good property manager.Keep reading for ten tips on investing in a property management compa...

Finding the perfect tenant for your investment property isn’t the easiest thing in the world. You spend a lot of time, money, and energy screening applicants, and once you find tenants who take care of your place, you want to make sure they keep renting from you.Having and keeping a good tenant brings more benefits than just reliabl...

While most tenants will cause no trouble, there are inevitable problems with renters who violate the terms of the lease. Learning to deal with these lease violations properly is a key part of a landlord’s job.Good lease enforcement decreases your financial losses, protects your asset, and ensures all tenants are treated equally. Wit...

If you're looking to hire a property management company, we don't blame you. With over 24 million rental units in the US that are owned by independent landlords, it's hard to imagine how you do it all yourself.Real estate investing is popular for a reason, but with all the work that comes with it, sometimes you need a hand! Lu...

If you're new to property management, then you've got a lot to learn about things like maintenance, advertising, and tenant-landlord relationships.Among the most important jobs that you're going to have is collecting rent from your tenants. Depending on how many people you're collecting from, it can easily get confusing if...

As a landlord, you always want to choose the best possible tenant to live in your rental property. This is also one of the most challenging aspects of having an investment property to rent out. The desire to fill a unit quickly can sometimes get in the way of finding a good tenant.Unfortunately, unreliable tenants are a torment for landlo...

Florida has over 2.5 million renters.If you're renting out your property, you know how difficult it can be to find great tenants in that large pool. To ensure your tenants are as great as they seem on paper, it's a good idea to perform rental property inspections regularly.Rental property inspections not only allow you to check in...

Whether you are thinking about buying an investment property to rent it out and build wealth over time or to help cover your mortgage, it might be one of the most exciting moves you might ever make, but also one of the most terrifying.This article will give insight into some of the many things you should know before becoming a landlord in...

An emotional support animal is not considered a pet, they are considered a type of assistance animal for a person with a disability under the federal Fair Housing Act. Emotional support animals (ESAs), have been known to assist disabled individuals with severe depression, generalized anxiety disorder, post-traumatic stress disorder a...