Philadelphia Property Management Company Blog
Message from the Pennsylvania Board of Realtors to Philadelphia
Message from the Pennsylvania Board of Realtors to Philadelphia Real Estate Agents Regarding the Recent Purposed Property Tax Hike to Property Owners: Dear GPAR Member, I hope this message finds you and your business doing well. I am writing to you about the City of Philadelphia’s FY2019 budget proposal and our positions on it. Where […]
Change Rent Due Date on Philadelphia Rental Property
Property Manager Tip for Landlords You Can Change the Rent Due Date. As property managers, we often accommodate our property owners in case of a late rent payment to make sure they receive their rent checks on time. And we view late rent payments as free money – a ten percent return (the maximum a […]
Philadelphia Rental Properties Will Never Be Passive Income
If you own a rental property in Philadelphia, you already know that our market place requires landlords to maintain their properties to keep competitive with the other rental properties on the market. And unless you have one a good property management company, you know this requires a commitment of both time and money. (Click Best […]
Anti-Landlord Just Cause Legislation
There has been recent discourse from my property management forum about Councilman Jones’ Just Cause legislation. This anti-landlord / rental property legislation would allow a renting tenant to contest the legal termination of a lease, by going to the Fair Housing Commission to dispute it. I wanted to make landlords aware that under the leadership […]
Solve Frozen Water Line Pipes in Philadelphia
Rental Property Highest & Best Use?
Overall picture of Zoning & Development in Philadelphia
Overall picture of Zoning & Development in Philadelphia February 22nd, 2018 at 12-1:30PM Greater Philadelphia Association of REALTORS® – GPAR at 1341 N Delaware Ave # 200, Philadelphia, PA 19125 (Parking Behind Building) Presentation: Discussion of the overall picture of zoning and development in Philadelphia. Speaker: Frank DiCicco, Chair of the City’s Zoning Board of Adjustment Topics include: […]
6 Broken Things That Stop Tenants From Renting From You
Here is the Amended Philadelphia Criminal Squatters Bill
Dear Leaders of Registered Community Organizations, At the last meeting of City Council’s Committee on Housing, Neighborhood Development, and the Homeless, Councilman David Oh’s bill dealing with Philadelphia squatters (Bill No. 170827) was voted down. Committee Chair Allan Domb indicated at that time that he would try to facilitate an amendment that would address the […]
