When you choose to become a Corporate Rental Owner, you are essentially starting your own business. There are many factors to be considered in terms of compliance, tenant selection, and finances....
read moreRegardless of the size or distance of a residential relocation, careful planning, communication and organization is essential for a successful move. It’s best to let a professional moving...
read moreGetting in front of the traveling business crowd can make or break your corporate rental’s success, depending on your location. With business travel up, it's time to think about whether your rental...
read moreAn important part of being a successful landlord is how you manage the tenants that stay in your property. They will live in your property and won’t know how to do simple tasks like using...
read moreNow that you’ve spent all this time getting your listing up and running, it’s likely the inquiries will start rolling in. It can be an exciting and scary time for a new landlord handling their...
read moreSecurity deposits are one of the most important tools a landlord has to protect his or her rental property. However, CHBO found that only 84% of “by owner” landlords regularly collect a security...
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Marketing a Rental
Property Management Toolbox
As discussed in Part I of The Pet Dilemma series, allowing pets in your corporate rental enables you to attract a greater number of potential renters. But if you allow pets, here are a few things...
read moreWe’ve written a lot in the past about allowing pets in your corporate rental and why you should, but not every property is “fit” to accommodate Fido. Some communities don’t allow pets at all,...
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Marketing a Rental
Property Management Toolbox
We are constantly asked whether a corporate rental should allow pets. On one had, your property is furnished, so there are things that can easily be damaged by a pet. On the other hand, you want to...
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