Author: Joe White
Joe White is a Philadelphia Property Manager and Real Estate Broker. He is the owner of Grow Property Management and has been involved in the management, sales and purchases of Philadelphia area rental investment properties since 2008. He is an author and works as a real estate investment consultant and construction manager.
PA Security Deposit Laws
The majority of landlords in Pennsylvania require a security deposit from the tenant on top of other fees. This deposit is typically returned to the tenant at the end of the lease term. It’s important, however, to note that every state has different laws regarding it. For this reason, in this article, we’ll provide you
An Overview of Pennsylvania’s Landlord-Tenant Laws
If you’re a new landlord in Pennsylvania, you have just embarked on a lucrative journey to earning passive income. That being said, purchasing an investment property is only the beginning. Managing the property is a huge feat. That’s why having a property management company like Grow PM can be a huge stress reliever. As a
Philadelphia Rental Property Investment Terms
Philadelphia Rental Property Fall Maintenance Checklist
What do property management companies do?
Key Takeaways Property management companies enable aspiring and seasoned investors to build larger portfolios. A good property management company is one of the best assets today’s investors have at their disposal. Real estate management companies aren’t necessary, but they help facilitate a better experience. Choosing whether or not to use property management companies is a
Why do Philadelphia student housing rentals
13 Proactive Ways to Increase Rent & Add Value to Your Philadelphia Rental Property
Tips on How to Find the Perfect Property Manager to Handle Your Rental
4 Reasons to Invest in Philadelphia Student Rental Properties
I’ve recently spoken to a few REIA groups here in Philadelphia about my property management business. They asked me to speak on my take on the Philadelphia Student Housing Market as an investment, and I thought it would be a good idea to share this info on the Grow Property Management Blog. Also read: Take a
