by Jason Hamilton | Dec 30, 2021 | Inspections, Investment Property, Property Maintenance, Property Management, Property Management Education, Real Estate Blog, Real Estate Investment
Handling a home repair project on your own vs. hiring a contractor will always save you money, right? Generally speaking, yes. That is, assuming you can accomplish the same task with equal precision and aptitude as a professional and that you have the time. However,...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Sep 30, 2021 | Property Management Education, Real Estate Blog
Before now, you may not have considered owning rental property. Depending on where you live, you’re probably thinking, I can’t even afford ONE house in this city! We feel you. But what if you could put a far less down payment on a rental home in a better...
by Jason Hamilton | Mar 24, 2021 | Investing in Rental Properties, Property Management Education, Real Estate Blog
The short answer? No. Well, generally speaking, home warranties are not a good investment. Home warranties sound like a can’t-miss option, though, right? (PS: The same applies to Timeshares, but we can discuss that at a later time.) Home warranty companies tout that...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Mar 19, 2021 | Investment Property, Property Management Education, Real Estate Investment
Experienced realtors know that housing markets ebb and flow––even in a traditionally booming market like the Orlando area. Before a house goes on the market, most investment property realtors may sense that the timing is off to list it. And until they see more...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | Oct 30, 2020 | Property Management, Property Management Education, Property Manager
Ending a relationship of any kind is hard. By definition, you’d think business relationships would be easier than romantic ones, right? If you have a difference of opinion or feel the other party isn’t pulling their weight, the working relationship might no...
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...
