Tampa Property Management Blog

Is Your Rental Property Service Animal Friendly? 4 Critical Tips to Keep You Out of the Dog House

As a rental property owner, how familiar are you with the regulations surrounding service animals? Do you know what questions you can and can’t ask? Are there different considerations for emotional support animals? You might have general knowledge or understanding of what you c...

4 Tips to Securely Implement Self-Showings for Your Rental Property

Today we want to talk about rental property showings. Typically, an agent or property owner will arrange a time to meet with potential renters. The walk-through process is the time to highlight a property’s best features as well as answer any tenant questions. While t...

5 Benefits of Building Strong Relationships with Your Tenants

When you reflect on your past and present experiences with renters, you realize those with whom you had the best relationships were great. And as part of your investment strategy in 2022, you should expand on that by developing a process that allows you to improve your tenan...

3 Tips to Reducing the Risks of Renting to Pet Owners

Rental property owners know there is a large number of renters who also happen to be pet owners. And historically, many owners have shied away from accepting pet-loving tenants due to the increased risks of property damage and expenses. However, in today’s rental industry, not ...

Syndication Marketing: 4 Benefits of Posting to Hundreds of Rental Sites

It seems like ages and eons ago when the only two channels you needed to market your rental property were the local newspaper and maybe MLS. Hanging a sign on the lawn used to be what property owners did when they were really eager to fill a vacancy. Today’s digital landsc...

3 Benefits Of Reviewing Property Management Monthly Statements

1Rental property owners have a ton of paperwork to shuffle and documents to manage. And while all are equally important, there is one set of data that should always be on your radar. The monthly statement is a receipt and review of all the month’s activities for a rental proper...

How to Rehab Distressed Investment Properties without High Interest Loans

The HUD (Housing and Urban Development) Secretary, Ben Carson, recently announced the FHA plans to expand the 203(k) Rehab Mortgage Insurance Program. The program will allow Real Estate Investors to purchase and rehab homes within specific opportunity zones, with insured loans th...

4 Tips for Coordinating Maintenance Schedules

Scheduling and coordinating convenient vendor appointment times with anyone is a challenge in any industry. But as a rental property owner, you recognize the unique burden of managing schedules and trying to synch up the calendars of your tenants and vendor contractors. Toda...

3 Tips for a Smooth and Successful Eviction Process

Sometimes, even if you do everything right from credit checks to calling references, you find yourself in a position where eviction is the only option. The tenant eviction process is probably the most challenging aspect of rental property ownership, in part because of our inheren...

5 Benefits of Performing Regular Property Inspections

As a rental property owner and investor, one of the situations you hope to avoid is having a distressed property. Bringing a distressed property back to life and into a rentable condition can be costly. Property owners recognize that routine maintenance can help prevent those hug...