by Ben Sencenbaugh | Sep 21, 2020 | Property Maintenance, Property Management, Property Management Education
You have a vacant property. Maybe you just bought the home with the intention to rent it out. Maybe your former tenants moved out recently. Or maybe you plan to turn your home into a rental. It looks a little worn down and isn’t something you’d be proud to post...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Aug 7, 2020 | Investing in Rental Properties, Property Maintenance, Property Management
At The Realty Medics, we want our owners and tenants to have the most positive leasing experiences possible. Before we show a property to a potential tenant, one of our certified inspectors completes a thorough assessment of the home. After analyzing a rental...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Jul 30, 2020 | Investing in Rental Properties, Property Maintenance, Property Management
We don’t like to brag—okay, maybe we do a little bit—but the president of The Realty Medics is a real rocket scientist. Many of you already know that President Ben Sencenbaugh actually worked as a former space shuttle engineer for NASA. But did you know property...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Jul 29, 2020 | Property Maintenance, Property Management, Tenant Screening
If you’re an owner of a rental property, you want your real estate investment to make money. To some, it may seem like an unnecessary expense to hire a property manager. How hard could it be to collect a rent check every month? Why pay someone to do things you...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Jul 27, 2020 | Property Maintenance, Property Management, Rental Market Trends
Imagine owning a second house in your favorite vacation destination. What if that property cash-flowed enough rental income to cover the mortgage? Aside from travel expenses, it covers your vacation costs every year. Sign me up! In 2019 alone, this lucrative industry...
by Jason Hamilton | Feb 5, 2020 | Inspections, Investment Property, Property Maintenance, Property Management, Property Management Education, Real Estate Blog, Real Estate Investment
Handling a home repair project on your own versus hiring a contractor will always save you money, right? Generally speaking, yes. That is, assuming you can accomplish the same task with the same precision and aptitude as a professional, and that you have the time....
