A New Philadelphia Rental Property Scam? Here’s What Happened
The City of Philadelphia called about a possible scam targeting one of our managed rental properties. Here’s what happened — and what landlords should know.
The City of Philadelphia called about a possible scam targeting one of our managed rental properties. Here’s what happened — and what landlords should know.
There’s one simple sign that tells you if your rental property attorney is helping you or just running up the bill. Here’s what to look for.
Fitler Square sits right next to Rittenhouse Square but stays off most investors’ radar. Here’s why my property management company loves managing rentals there.
We just terminated an owner who sent her attorney after us with threats and demands. Here’s why property managers fire hostile owners fast — and what you should do instead.
Documenting your rental property paint colors takes one minute and saves thousands on touch-ups and repaints. Here’s why every landlord should be doing it.
Tenants leave trash on the sidewalk and windows wide open at move-out. Here’s what a Philadelphia landlord can actually charge a security deposit for — and what you can’t.
Philadelphia occupancy limits explained: how many tenants can legally live in your rental, egress rules for basements, and how to avoid fair housing complaints.
Are light bulbs a tenant or landlord expense in a Philadelphia rental? The short answer is tenant — but the smart answer has real exceptions.
Philadelphia caps late rent fees at 5% of monthly rent — and requires a grace period first. Here’s exactly what you can legally charge and how to enforce it.
A Philadelphia landlord’s 2025 guide to early lease termination in PA — when tenants can legally walk, when they still owe you, and how to protect yourself.