Property Management Blog

It might seem like becoming a landlord in Orlando is as easy as listing your property on the market, choosing a tenant, and collecting rent. Those are the basics of what you have to do, but there’s a lot more involved. To effectively rent out a home, you must be prepar...

Maximizing the return on investment (ROI) on your Orlando investment property requires a number of things, most of which you have probably thought of already. You know that the best earnings will require consistent rent coming in and an attention to preventative maintenance. You ...

How comfortable are you with technology? Even if you don’t love it, you probably use it all day long. It touches everything we do, from the way we work to the way we shop to the way we communicate with the people we love. Technology is extremely important for the ...

Are you looking to add value to your Orlando investment property? Whether you’re hoping to increase the rental value of your home or you’re planning to sell soon and you want to lift your asking price as high as possible, the goal is to earn as much income as pos...

Even if you’re a new landlord in Orlando, you likely have a general idea about what you’re responsible for when it comes to your property and your tenant. It’s your job to provide a safe and habitable home for your tenants to rent. It’s their job to pay yo...

Are you earning as much as you can on your Orlando investment property? Your return on investment (ROI) shows up in several different ways, and we know that success looks different from investor to investor. You have your own set of investment goals and with those goals come...

The Orlando real estate market is currently notable for its high sales prices and the speed with which buyers are snatching up available homes. If you own an investment property, you’ve likely considered selling it in the last year. You have the potential to earn a lot of m...

Orlando rental property owners face many federal fair housing laws that must be complied with throughout the leasing and management process. It’s important that you’re thinking about these laws during the marketing and advertising process as well as the application pr...

When your tenants notify you that they’re not renewing their lease agreement, you need to prepare for the move-out process. There are a lot of details to manage during this period, and a consistent procedure will keep you organized and ensure you treat each tenant fairly an...

Orlando rental properties are bound to have the normal amount of wear and tear caused by age and occupancy. Wear and tear issues are common and expected, and as the property owner, you will bear the financial responsibility of making those repairs. It’s part of maintaining ...