When a Landlord Promises a Tenant an Appliance and Never Delivers
A landlord promised a tenant a washer and dryer, never installed it, and now wants to evict for non-payment. Here’s why a rent concession beats eviction.
A landlord promised a tenant a washer and dryer, never installed it, and now wants to evict for non-payment. Here’s why a rent concession beats eviction.
Dom asked if AI agents can replace a property management company. Here’s my honest take — including where AI actually works in property management today, and where it falls short.
There’s owner clean, exiting tenant clean, and tenant-ready clean — and they’re not the same thing. Here’s what your rentals actually need before turnover.
A Facebook post got me thinking — a lot of people offering property management in Philadelphia have no idea it’s a licensed activity. Here’s why that matters to you as the owner.
Philadelphia is full of unlicensed people offering to manage rental properties on Facebook. Here’s why hiring one is a serious risk for property owners.
A tenant asked if her property management company can refuse to renew her lease because she left a bad online review. Here’s why that’s likely retaliation in Philadelphia.
A low credit score doesn’t have to mean an automatic no. Here’s how I use a risk mitigation fee to safely approve borderline rental applicants in Philadelphia.
A Philadelphia landlord asked if he could shut off utilities to force out a non-paying tenant. Here’s why the answer is a hard no — and what to do instead.
Thinking about switching property managers? Here’s what actually happens behind the scenes — and why it’s almost never the owner’s problem to solve.
Marsha asked what a Philadelphia rent suitability certificate actually is. Here’s what it covers, the 30-day rule, and how to get one fast.