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 Ben Sencenbaugh | Jul 24, 2020 | Property Management, Property Management Education, Property Manager
At The Realty Medics, we get a lot of questions about everything our team can do. As a full-service rental and property management company, chances are if what you’re looking for involves buying a home, selling a property, or renting a downtown space,...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | May 25, 2020 | Property Management, Rental Property Emergencies
Not many people can say a car drove through their house. Literally, all the way through.Rental property owner and The Realty Medics’ client, Tim Bradley, had only just begun his career in real estate investment when he earned this unique distinction. In fact,...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | May 18, 2020 | Orlando Rental Market, Property Management
Be Successful When You Rent Your Home Considering renting out your former residence? It’s not as simple as moving your stuff out and bringing in a new tenant. Get prepared to do a lot of homework! Whether you use a property manager or want to handle on your own, know...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | May 13, 2020 | Investment Property, Orlando Rental Property, Property Management
Orlando, Central Florida Rental Property & C19 Up until March 2020, the United States had been enjoying the longest bull market in recorded history. For some time, policy wonks warned of the inevitable downturn with fewer employment opportunities, falling stock...
by Ben Sencenbaugh | May 7, 2020 | Eviction, Property Management
Central Florida Rental Property Evictions No landlord enters into a lease agreement with a tenant thinking they’re going to have problems. Certainly, no landlord wants to think about having to evict tenants. If nothing else, emotions and legal fees run high. But...
