We all realize that it is not the ideal time to try and list your home, but if you are buying in the same area, then your lowered house price will also be reflected when you buy your replacement house. Nothing is lost therefore - or is it?
Latest Property Management Articles
Re-Locate or Re-Model?
Posted on February 4, 2008 by Joe PintoProtect Your Place and Your Peace of Mind
Posted on February 4, 2008 by Stacy NeirAs you look for a new home, plan your move or settle in to your new house, you may want to think about emergency planning. The increased number of severe weather incidents is heating up our TV sets, bringing home the aftermath of a major (or minor) disaster.
Finding Buried Treasure
Posted on February 4, 2008 by Stacy NeirIf you are buying an older property you may be pleasantly surprised by what's hiding beneath the scraggly carpet or worn out linoleum. In the 60s and 70s when wall to wall carpeting really took off many original hardwood floors were covered up.
Property Management Software - What to Look For
Posted on November 9, 2007 by Brendan OBrienWhile many property managers still use Excel spreadsheets or a pencil and paper to manage their investments, there are much better tools available. The property management software you choose should be flexible, inexpensive and easy to use.
Thirty Questions to Ask Your Property Manager
Posted on October 26, 2007 by Brendan OBrienFinding a good property manager is like any other vendor search - it's worth your time up front to make the best possible choice. Here's a thirty-question checklist for interviewing prospective property managers. The answers you get will provide a very solid understanding of each manager's qualifications.
Are You A Kind Landlord or A Callous Landlord?
Posted on October 18, 2007 by Kevin KieneSo which is the best way to go? Should you be the Kind Landlord or the Callous Landlord? Well, like so many other things in life, the best approach to take in property management is somewhere right in the center. Develop an atmosphere of detached, professional civility in all of your dealings with tenants. This is a business relationship, and you should always act accordingly.
Is it Time to Evict?
Posted on October 8, 2007 by Kevin KieneEviction is one of the most dreaded parts of property management. These legal proceedings are contentious, time-intensive, and costly, and are best avoided if there is any reasonable alternative. However, at the same time, landlords are businesspeople, first and foremost. If a tenant has dishonored their lease agreement, it's important to take any means necessary to protect your investment.
Landlord Tools for Organization
Posted on October 2, 2007 by Brendan OBrienAlong with a strong work ethic and a lot of patience, the most important trait for a landlord is organization. You need an organizational system that you can update quickly, get information from easily, and keep all your records secure.
Landlord Tips - Avoiding the Huge Cost of Tax Preparation
Posted on August 28, 2007 by Brendan OBrienThe end of the winter is the worst possible time to get a huge unexpected bill. And yet here it comes; hundreds or even thousands of dollars due to your tax advisor. Fortunately, there are ways to really reduce this bill without adding a lot to your workload. The key is to organize your tax documents in a way that will let your CPA or bookkeeper (or yourself, if you do your own business taxes) prepare your return in a lot less time.
Who needs holiday rental property management
Posted on July 31, 2007 by Robert GriggsWho needs property management and what does it involve? The short answer is that everyone with a property that isn't fully occupied needs Property Management! Let's say you have your place in the sun but only want to use it twice a year, what happens to it the rest of the time? Even if you don't want to rent it out, do you just let it sit there and keep your fingers crossed that nothing untoward happens during the time you're at home.
Popular Property Management Articles
Tips on Acquiring Decent Tenants
Posted on July 31, 2008 by Lee BellAvoid the problem of bad tenants, every landlords nightmare. Read on for ideas on how to screen for good tenants.
Toward a New Relationship with the Land
Posted on October 11, 2008 by jgrafRiding on the notion of releasing land ownership, the Earth Vision project proposes Steiner's Three-fold Social Order as a model of deconstruction.
Is it Time to Evict?
Posted on October 8, 2007 by Kevin KieneEviction is one of the most dreaded parts of property management. These legal proceedings are contentious, time-intensive, and costly, and are best avoided if there is any reasonable alternative. However, at the same time, landlords are businesspeople, first and foremost. If a tenant has dishonored their lease agreement, it's important to take any means necessary to protect your investment.
Management of Property- Hire Professional to Do It for You
Posted on October 21, 2009 by neelamManaging of property is not as simple people or the landlords might be thinking about. Saying how can it be done and putting the same into action has lot of difference. Property management may look simple but trust me it is not a simple quest.
REO Agent Directory
Posted on October 21, 2009 by Anthony BrownA REO directory lists all the homes which have undergone foreclosure and have been taken over by a bank or the lender. Every directory has certain limitations on how much information you can post. They also differ in the search options available with them and the fees charged. Some websites even have this service for free while some charge exorbitant rates.
House removals London: Get the best service at the lowest price
Posted on November 1, 2009 by Jhoana_CooperIf you are planning a move in the near future, you are probably already trying to get everything ready. It's hard enough trying to find the time to pack up a home, especially if you have lived there for some time. If you have a large family, you should probably allow some time off from work, just to get the packing completed!
How To Be A Super Successful Real Estate Developer
Posted on November 4, 2009 by Eugene O'NeilThe is an excellent write-up on how to be a successful real estate developer.Important to have in mind four key factors. a)Knowledge b)Strong Financial Management c)A Site With Great Development Potential d)Great Architect
101 things to do with a Pound Coin!!
Posted on November 13, 2009 by 1poundhouseMany people who follow me in property know that I am promoting Rick Otton’s strategies for buying property using no bank financing and none of my own money (except a pound)! I recently bought a house for £1 in London and I thinking back to the mental obstacle that I first had to overcome to do this. www.1poundhouse.co.uk
Want the Benefits of Cash-Flow from Properties Without all the Tax Liabilities?
Posted on November 20, 2009 by 1poundhouseOne of the areas people seem to do this a lot are contractors, they’ll come in, they’ll buy a property on a rent to own, it enables them to use their contracting skills to get in, increase the value of the property, sell it, make a profit, without having to take on the ownership burden upfront.
Choosing a Conveyancer Online
Posted on November 21, 2009 by Lloyd DaviesMoving house can be stressful without having to wonder if you have chosen the right legal team to represent you. You will need to exercise caution when choosing a Conveyancing Solicitor or Licensed Conveyancer to act on you behalf online. Cheap Conveyancing is not usually the most effective conveyancing. That is not to say that you cannot get a fantastic deal and a great service by choosing a Conveyancer online, you just need to be careful.
