Market Update for Maricopa County - Q3 2015
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Market Update for Maricopa County 7/1/2015 to 9/30/2015
Communication Tips for Rental Property Owners (Part II)
This is the second entry in a blog series discussing communication between owners, or property managers, and tenants. In our last blog we discussed several communication tactics for filling vacancies and, using these tactics, we are sure you can find excellent tenants.
Once you have these tenants, your communication with them is still important because, by communicating well, you will increase your chances of getting a positive return on your investments.
Once you have these tenants, your communication with them is still important because, by communicating well, you will increase your chances of getting a positive return on your investments.
Can You Prevent Tenants from Breaking Their Lease?
Pop quiz: What is the most expensive aspect of owning a rental property?
a) Property maintenance and repairs
b) Insurance for the property
c) Replacing the stairs from the 2nd floor to the 1st floor with a slide
d) Sitting on market
If you answered D, you were correct! And if you answered C, well, invite us over some time because that sounds amazing.
a) Property maintenance and repairs
b) Insurance for the property
c) Replacing the stairs from the 2nd floor to the 1st floor with a slide
d) Sitting on market
If you answered D, you were correct! And if you answered C, well, invite us over some time because that sounds amazing.
Communication Tips for Rental Property Owners (Part I)
Poor Communication is the root of many problems in our day-to-day lives. For example, according to an article published in the New England Journal of Medicine, 30% of hospital errors can be linked to poor communication. Property Management is not immune to this challenge, but there are a variety of ways that property owners can combat the problem of ineffective communication.
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