Any seasoned Plano property management partner will tell you that you need to 'prepare to repair'—especially as an investor. It's not like your property will remain in the same condition year after year! Degradation is to be expected, and sometimes a pipe will burst out of the blue.
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Considering that there are more renters now than there have been at any time since 1965, it’s clear that the renting lifestyle is here to stay. If you're a property investor, this means that the happiness of your renters can have a direct impact on your bottom line.
Your renters are the power behind your rental property business, and landlords must provide a safe, hazard-free place for them to live. More than ever, home has become a place of safety and security in a time when staying home has become a polarized, hot-button health issue. However, as McKinney...
Regular inspections are part of an investment property's cycle of life. From move-in day to move-out, successful investors and McKinney property management experts understand the importance of keeping a close eye on your properties. However, the COVID-19 pandemic has put the process of inspecting...
If you're reading this, you're probably a property investor in the Plano area. You've likely learned by now that there's always more to learn about managing the properties that you own—even with multiple properties under your belt.
Some methods of investing are pretty hands-off; some can be downright sedate in terms of what they demand from you as an investor. Real-estate is not one of those methods.
Your Dallas investment properties are an excellent way to earn a passive income—but there are a few sobering realities that...
Many "Do-It-Yourself" investors are reluctant to hire a property manager because of the assumed cost of property management. At RentHub, we frequently mention how proud we are to support the bootstrapping mentality that makes Texas one of the best states in the union! However, Texans also look out...
When it comes to the maintenance and upkeep of your Garland rental properties, the “less is more” mentality still applies—just not in the way you might be expecting as an investor.Consider the growth of your long-term wealth: sure, less hassle for more properties is always welcome when it comes to...
Handling contractors for one property is challenging enough! Add a few more properties to your portfolio, and you're juggling multiple maintenance projects—plus the cash to keep your contractors working.
Your investment properties are your most significant asset. Like any other house, your rental homes in DFW require regular maintenance to keep your income earning potential at maximum.
