What Defines A Bedroom For A Rental Property- Elaine’s question: Apparently she has a large closet and she wants to know if she can market this large closet as an additional bedroom. She goes on to say it is a very large closet. That depends. Different municipalities would likely have a restriction of what is […]
Read The Transcript Summary On Rental Property Pest Control Greetings, esteemed real estate investors, and welcome back to another insightful episode of “Grow Real Estate Investing Podcast.” I am your host, Joe White, Owner of Grow Property Management, a seasoned Philadelphia property management expert dedicated to providing you with invaluable insights and strategies for navigating […]
Philadelphia Rental Property Snow Removal Responsibility Prefer to read & not watch? In this snowy podcast episode, we’re tackling the age-old question for Philadelphia rental property owners: “Who is responsible for shoveling the walks during a snowstorm? The rental property owner, the tenant, or the property management company?” Philadelphia property management company owner and real […]
Philadelphia Property Management Company Owner, Joe White Talks About Pet Policies Read the full transcript on Rental Property Pet Policies here: As an experienced Philadelphia property manager, I receive endless inquiries from property owners regarding whether or not they should allow pets on their rental properties as well as pet questions from our own potential […]
What should I do if the tenant reports me to the authorities? It’s not uncommon for tenants to attempt to blackmail property owners or property management companies to accept their applications or they will report you. But these are empty threats. If the property owner or his property management company has done nothing wrong, then […]
How do you turn down an approved tenant applicant that you have a bad feeling about?
In Philadelphia does a landlord have to give a valid reason to a tenant why they are not going to renew the tenant’s lease, when the lease end? Or can the landlord simply end the lease when it’s done? A lease is contract, and that contract is good for a duration (a term); but Philadelphia […]
How should you handle an under-aged tenant applicant? There are difficulties for a landlord property owner or a property management company with someone who is too young to legally enter into a lease (a contract) and with a tenant too young to establish enough credit history to effectively run a check. Add in the hurdles […]
How should you manage tenants that illegally dump large items like mattresses and unwanted furniture at the property? As a property management company, we know this can be a big problem for a rental property owner, especially if the neighbors or an HOA is involved. Read transcript here: This question is from Susan Johnson Goulding. […]
When renting out a property what rental lease language can you use to deal with the possibility of an abusive tenants? Read transcript here: Today’s question comes from Lakeisha Brown. “Mr. White, what is your lease verbiage for tenants being abusive towards you and your staff?” Well, we actually don’t have any verbiage in our […]
