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Blog Post Landlord Tip: The Top 6 Must Haves for Todays Work From Home Resident

Landlord Tip: The Top 6 Must Haves for Todays Work From Home Resident

Hybrid Remote vs. In-Office Work: What It Means for Rental Property Design and AmenitiesThe way we live and work has undergone a seismic shift in recent years, with hybrid and remote work becoming the new norm for many. But have you considered how this transformation is influenci...
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Blog Post Seasonal Property Maintenance Checklist for Fall

Seasonal Property Maintenance Checklist for Fall

Fall isn’t just for pumpkin spice and flannel—it’s also the ideal time to show your rental property some love! Taking care of seasonal maintenance now ensures your property stays in great shape and keeps tenants happy as the cooler months roll in. Here’s y...
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Blog Post Smart Renovations That Boost Your Rental Property’s Value

Smart Renovations That Boost Your Rental Property’s Value

Owning rental property is a great way to grow your income, but keeping it in tip-top shape is key to attracting and keeping happy renters. A few smart upgrades can make your rental shine, increase its value, and even put more money in your pocket. Not all renovations are created ...
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Blog Post The Psychology of Rent Increases: How to Navigate the Conversation Without Losing Great Tenants

The Psychology of Rent Increases: How to Navigate the Conversation Without Losing Great Tenants

As property managers, raising rent can be one of the more challenging conversations we have with both owners and tenants alike. While it's often necessary to keep up with market trends and rising costs, we recognize the importance of balancing financial needs with tenant sati...
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Blog Post DC Area Apartment Rents Dip in October but Stay High Compared to Last Year

DC Area Apartment Rents Dip in October but Stay High Compared to Last Year

If you're on the hunt for an apartment in DC, here's the latest scoop on the rental market. Data from ApartmentList shows a slight dip in rents this October, though prices remain higher than they were last year. Rents in the DC area fell by 0.4% last month, following a na...
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Blog Post Navigating Uncertainty: The Impact of Elections on the Rental and Sales Markets

Navigating Uncertainty: The Impact of Elections on the Rental and Sales Markets

As a property manager, I’ve witnessed firsthand the ripple effects that political events, particularly presidential elections, can have on the real estate market. While many view these elections through the lens of policy changes and governance, I want to highlight a less-d...
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Blog Post How to Attract Long-Term Tenants for Your Rental Property

How to Attract Long-Term Tenants for Your Rental Property

Having long-term tenants can help ensure a steady income and reduce the hassle and cost of frequent turnovers. Here’s a guide with tips to help you attract tenants who will enjoy your property and hopefully stay for years to come.1. Keep the Property Clean and Well-Maintain...
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Blog Post How to Handle Tenant Disputes as a Landlord: Winter Retention Tips

How to Handle Tenant Disputes as a Landlord: Winter Retention Tips

As the colder months approach, the last thing any landlord wants to deal with is a vacancy. Winter is notoriously slow for the rental market, and let’s face it—nobody wants to move in the dead of winter. On top of that, landlords don’t want their properties sitt...
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Blog Post Should You Sell or Rent Your Property? Why Not Do Both!

Should You Sell or Rent Your Property? Why Not Do Both!

We know the market can be tough, and you may have friends or colleagues who are on the fence about whether to sell or rent their property. If you’re in a similar situation, the first plan of action should be to run your property through our Rent vs. Sell Calc...
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Blog Post Why You Should Consider Offering Nontraditional Leases This Winter

Why You Should Consider Offering Nontraditional Leases This Winter

As we approach the colder months, the rental market tends to slow down. Fewer people during this time and vacancies can drag on longer than expected. But here’s the good news—offering nontraditional leases can be your secret weapon to fill vacancies faster and keep yo...
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