Property Management Blog

The Orlando rental market provides great cash flow opportunities, and if you’re not earning enough money from the homes you’re renting out, it’s important to take an objective look at what you could be doing better. The way you’ve financed your home will h...

A positive landlord-tenant relationship will result in a better rental experience for everyone, and a better investment experience for you. When you get along well with your Orlando tenants, you can expect less risk. Tenants who have positive and respectful relationships with the...

If you’ve got a rental property in Orlando, you’ll need to make sure you’re inspecting it on a regular basis. It’s easy to forget this, especially if you have good tenants in place who rarely complain about maintenance issues or request repair needs.Inspec...

The goal of every landlord should be to keep tenants happy and reduce vacancy. Turnover costs are high, and you don’t want to waste time and money looking for new residents when you already have high quality residents in place.It’s important that you think of your ten...

The return you earn on your investment property (ROI) is an important metric for every real estate investor because it shows you how much money you’re making. Usually, you’ll find it expressed as a percentage or a ratio, and while it seems like it should be a matter o...

Inspecting your Orlando rental property condition before a tenant moves in is critical to protecting your investment and holding tenants accountable for any damage during the lease period. A lot of landlords make the mistake of ignoring this part of the leasing process.A move-in ...

Preventative maintenance is an important part of protecting the condition of your Orlando rental home. A good preventative maintenance strategy will also help you avoid costly emergency repairs. Paying $3,000 to replace an HVAC unit that could have been better maintained with a $...

Every property management company structures its fees a little differently. At RE/MAX 200, we believe in transparency and accountability when it comes to our leasing and management fees. You won’t find any hidden fees or unpleasant surprises.Remember the importance of compa...

Whether you’re moving into a larger house, downsizing into a low-maintenance home, or moving out of the area, renting out your home in Orlando is an excellent idea. There’s a strong tenant pool here, and you have the potential to earn some consistent monthly rent whil...

Deciding to switch from one Orlando property management company to another can be stressful. When you trust someone with your real estate investments, you’re making a huge investment in that relationship. However, you need to trust your management company implicitly, and it...