Property Mangement Blog

When it comes to rental units, how do Property Managers determine what constitutes "normal wear and tear"? Both tenants and owners often ask this question. In most cases, there is no easy answer to this ...

The concept of renting accommodations has evolved dramatically in recent years, thanks in large part to the rise of platforms like Airbnb. While Airbnb and similar services have undoubtedly offered convenient options for short-term stays, ...

In addition to working a job and doing other things, real estate investors may not have time to manage their properties. However, you don't have to let time constraints stop you from investing. For property ...

In 2023, the housing market seemed poised for a correction due to sky-high property prices, the highest mortgage rates in decades, and economic uncertainty. However, that hasn't happened. The property market has remained flat for ...

The U.S. rental market continues to evolve, with significant fluctuations in rent prices. Understanding the factors that contribute to these changes is crucial for both tenants and landlords. In recent months, several key elements have ...

The process of investing in real estate may seem straightforward to those interested in it, and to decide on property management vs self management: The net profit is equal to the rental income less the ...

Colorado Springs, nestled against the majestic backdrop of the Rocky Mountains, is not only known for its natural beauty but also for its dedication to environmental sustainability. With a strong emphasis on reducing waste and ...

One of the critical tasks for landlords and property managers is selecting the right tenant for their rental properties. The success of a rental business depends on having responsible and reliable tenants who pay rent ...

div>Apartment building hit a 50-year high in 2022, according to analysts at Yardi Matrix. New housing is often marketed as “luxury” to justify prices set for high-wage earners, particularly in U.S. cities with strong job ...

As house prices rise, making housing unaffordable to many, governors in Colorado, Massachusetts and New York are recognizing that they must play an important role in keeping up with demand.   State governors need to ...