Palm Coast Property Management Blog

When we talk about wear and tear at any property, it is a controversial point between a landlord and tenants. For example, when a tenant wants to change his apartment, he wants to get the complete security amount deposited earlier. On the other hand, the property owner doesn't want to return the complete deposit as the house is not in...

The real estate business is always growing. It faces recession like any other business, but usually, that is for a short period. Property management companies want to grow, and they consider adding more properties to the listing as a good sign of growth. However, real growth is to expand your business to multiple locations. But property m...

When a house owner or Tenant decides to terminate the rental agreement, it starts the move-out process. Usually, everyone wants to complete the process quickly. Owners want the next Tenant as soon as possible to keep the cash flowing. It is very important, particularly if the owner has more than one property. If you are a property manager...

If you’re a big real estate investor, you will most probably loans to complete your projects. However, new investors have no idea about the lending market investors need to comprehend the basics of loan complexities before they start lending or investing in the real estate market. For instance, you must have information about the lo...

Maintaining a rental is not only the duty of the landlord, but it also the responsibility of the tenant. A messy house, no matter how well-maintained, will never look immaculate. There are times when tenants cannot see the difference between clutter and hoarding, and most of the time, the landlord must bear the consequences. There are man...

How does a landlord deal with tenants who engage in criminal activity or deal illicit substances and drugs on the property? Is the landlord responsible for the safety of tenants from burglars, thieves and criminals? Do landlords face any legal trouble due to their tenants’ criminal activities?Most newbie landlords do not bother with...

Renting a property comes with numerous challenges and risks that require a calm, tactful and firm response to maintain your passive income stream. Dealing with unauthorized tenants, squatters and long-term guests is a significant and common challenge landlords struggle with. How does one deal with unauthorized tenants who are living on yo...

Are you dealing with a tenant who routinely delays rent, and demands concessions and waivers? Such a situation is exceedingly common, and it tends to get worse when the landlord adopts a lenient and understanding attitude. Delaying the rent once or twice is normal and can happen to anyone, but when it starts happening every month, it&rsqu...

Are you taking the right measures to protect and preserve your property? Preserving your property will boost your returns on investment by increasing the market value of your property. However, embracing this goal requires a strong commitment to your investment.You will have to invest your time, efforts and money into regular maintenance ...

Dealing with eviction is one of the most complex and complicated facet of being a landlord. A landlord cannot initiate the legal process of eviction without legally ending the rental agreement and tenancy process. First, the landlord must dispatch a written notice informing the tenant of the eviction. These termination requirements vary, ...