Having a vacation rental property can be stressful. Not only does it mean a loss of income, but it also opens up the possibility of various risks and challenges. From property damage to security concerns, a vacant property can quickly become a liability.
In this blog post, we at Schambs Property...
Are you tired of dealing with long vacancy periods? If so, then there are some common rental property marketing mistakes you’ll want to avoid!
As a landlord, the success of your rental property relies heavily on the marketing strategies you employ. With increasing numbers of rental properties on...
Moving out of a rental can be pretty stressful; not just for tenants, but also landlords. As a landlord, you're likely familiar with the process, however, one step can often prove difficult: writing and delivering move-out letters.
It's essential to have an effective move-out letter in place to e...
As a landlord, you must adhere to specific legal guidelines. You are responsible for keeping your tenants' apartments livable and secure. The rules differ from state to state, but there is a certain general measure that can be taken to ensure basic adherence to habitability laws.
Routine inspecti...
Being a landlord requires you to take on many responsibilities. You're in charge of making repairs to the property, collecting rent, handling complaints from tenants as well as overseeing many other day-to-day tasks.
Dealing with noise concerns is a common issue you could encounter. Landlords a...