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Tenant Screening Tips From A Property Manager

Tenant screening is one of the most essential aspects of property management’s risk-based approach. Everything you Need to Know About Tenant Screening as a Philadelphia Landlord This article will help you understand the importance of utilizing a formal screening procedure and following it consistently and how it helps you maintain the standards set by fair

Producing Eye-Catching Multifamily Property Photography To Attract Renters

Producing Eye-Catching Multifamily Property Photography To Attract Renters A picture can be used to pass so many messages. However, there’s really no need to have so many details when you’re doing multifamily photography. You can pass a very simple, marketable message to prospective renters without necessarily going overboard. All you need for great multifamily photography

Tenant Proof – Safeguarding your Philadelphia Rentals from Destruction

Tenant Proof – Safeguarding Your Rentals from Destruction If you ask most Philadelphia landlords who go harder on homes between renters or homeowners, you are most likely going to have a one-sided outcome in the end.  Truly, the investment homeowners have put into their homes is never a match for whatever tenants are paying. While

Philadelphia Rental Property Late Fee Management Tips

Tenants that pay rent late can be a burden to a property owner. Property expenses continue, regardless. Property tax, mortgages, and utility bills all continue and a property owner doesn’t have the luxury, that some tenants feel they have, to pay their obligations late. As a Philadelphia Property Management Company, we are at the frontline

Why Tax Benefits Make Investing in Philadelphia Rental Properties Worthwhile

Why Tax Benefits Are One Of The Biggest Benefits Many Philadelphia Rental Property Investors See One of the most significant benefits of investing in Rental Properties is the substantial tax rewards. The following are some of the tax benefits but remember that tax laws are highly dynamic, and you can exploit them to save more.

How to Reduce Water Damage in Your Rental Property

How to Reduce Water Damage in Your Rental Property Water damage caused by flooding or leaky faucets or pipes or even tenant-caused can mean extensive and often expensive repair works that can really destroy your rental property investments’ bottom line.. Mitigate the problem with the following. The sump pump stopped working after a power out

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