East Passyunk Property Management: Walkability = Great ROI
East Passyunk isn’t about luxury condos or new construction — it’s about walkability and neighborhood identity. Here’s how to maximize ROI on a rental there.
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Why Getting Along With Your Rental Property Neighbors Matters
Getting along with your rental property neighbors isn’t about being warm and fuzzy — it’s a smart investment strategy. Here’s why, with real examples from my properties.
When to Sell a Bad Rental Property (Instead of Holding On)
A distressed property, no money for repairs, and no local presence. At some point holding on costs more than selling. Here’s when to pull the plug.
Northern Liberties Property Management: Philly’s Neighborhood of Reinvention
Northern Liberties has transformed more than any other Philly neighborhood. Here’s what rental property investors and landlords need to know about the market today.
Leveraging Your Property Management Company for Maximum ROI
Most owners hire a property manager to avoid hassle. Smart investors hire one for ROI. Here’s how to evaluate a property management company like a business owner.
Rental Tenant Buyer’s Remorse: How Landlords Should Handle It
Tenants sometimes hit move-in day with buyer’s remorse and a laundry list of wants. Here’s how I handle it as a Philadelphia property manager.
Rental Tenant Buyer’s Remorse: How Landlords Should Handle It
Tenants sometimes freak out on move-in day with a laundry list of demands. Here’s how I handle rental tenant buyer’s remorse without giving away the farm.
How to Spot a Good Rental Property Attorney (One Simple Test)
There’s one simple test to tell if you have a good rental property attorney or a bad one: do they ask the other side for something? Here’s why it matters.
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.
How to Spot a Good Rental Property Attorney (Fast)
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.
