Palm Coast Property Management Blog

If you have purchased a rental income property recently, it is important to market it aggressively to catch the attention of potential renters in the area. One way to catch the attention of your target group of renters is to make use of beautiful photos in your listing. Here are some easy tips to make sure your photos for listings are bea...

Even though majority of American households have pets these days, it can be a challenging task for a family to find a place on rent while having a pet. If you are on the lookout for a pet friendly rental  property, it is a good idea to write a resume for your pet to let your prospective landlord know about his credentials. In a time ...

Selling a rental property is a little different form selling a single-family home or an apartment. Here you have to think about tenants living in your property. It is not just about finding buyers for your property but also asking your tenants to keep the property in a good condition to impress your visitors. They also need to cooper...

Landlords and investors know that they can keep on maintain their properties for long, but it becomes necessary to upgrade these properties after some time to compete with other properties. These renovations may be expensive, but they are necessary to make your property attractive and desirable for potential tenants. If you cannot afford ...

Mold is one environmental problem that not only has health hazards but also causes monetary losses for a landlord. They also face lawsuits form affected tenants running into millions of dollars on account of mold. There has been this debate for long whether mold is a responsibility of the tenant or the landlord. Some states require landlo...

One of the toughest aspects of being a landlord is dealing with tenants. You must have heard about horror stories of bad tenants and the troubles they caused for their landlords. You need to be tough when dealing with your tenants if you wish to maintain a positive cash flow from your property and also to prevent damage to your property. ...

Most landlords find it difficult to break bad news to their tenants. They are fearful of not just reactions of some of their tenants, but they also fear that some of them might decide to leave their property. If you are carrying out repairs in the parking or closing the pool for a while, there is no way you can hide this fact from your te...

Almost all homeowners purchase a homeowner’s insurance policy. But when it comes to renters, not even half of them opt for a renter’s insurance policy. This is a very good protection of your tenants against any liability they have for the damage of property or their own belongings. Most tenants do not think seriously about thi...

Keeping your tenants well behaved is one of your top responsibilities as a landlord.  If you own a multifamily apartment building, all tenants have next door neighbors and they can easily be disturbed with noises emanating from adjacent homes. Sometimes, noises coming from the upper or lower floor can also cause problems for you as ...

Many landlords ask for a security deposit from the tenants at the time of moving in. This deposit is refunded when the tenant moves out provided he hands over the home in a good condition to the satisfaction of his landlord. Many tenants find a reduced amount of money being returned to them as their landlord deducts money for the repair o...