Is Hiring Licensed and Insured Contractors Too Costly?
Unless you are enthusiastic about losing sleep and money, anyone you hire to do work on your property needs to be appropriately licensed and insured. Many investors worry that contractors will cost dramatically more if [...]
Life-Saving Tools and Methods to Protect Your Tenants from a Fire
Aside from regular inspections, alarms, fire suppression tools and emergency planning are crucial components in ensuring the safety of your tenants from a fire. They are in-fact, life-saving tools and strategies that can cut potential [...]
Wildfires, Hurricanes & Tornadoes are In Season – is Your Property Ready Too?
With the ability of catastrophic weather events to spring up and escalate quickly, preparing your properties and tenants well in advance is of the utmost importance. Once they begin there is usually little, if any, [...]
Barbecues and Things That Go Boom!
There’s really nothing more American than barbecue and Independence Day. And even though our celebrations may look a little different this year thanks to COVID-19, there are sure to be plenty of people celebrating the [...]
What is Cash for Keys and how to avoid tenant damage?
So what do you do when a “normal” check-out scenario clearly won’t work with your current tenant? i.e. He/she is months behind on rent, you are going through the eviction process or there is animosity [...]
Protect Your Vacant Property from Water Damage This Winter
Of the three leading causes of property damage—fire, theft/vandalism and water damage—the last one is usually the easiest to prevent. You can avoid frozen pipes and water damage at your vacant property by taking some [...]