Now that summer vacation season is upon us, you may get lots of people emailing and calling you to inquire about your furnished rental property. It’s more important than ever to effectively convert...
read moreDon’t let your property end up in the hall of fame for bad real estate photos! Nothing turns off potential tenants more than bad pictures. Here are a few tips to make sure you get a winning...
read moreCorporate rentals command, on average, one-third more rental income than regular rentals. This alone can inspire landlords to jump into the corporate rental arena. However, a good landlord should...
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...
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Marketing a Rental
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...
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Marketing a Rental
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...
read moreThis tip comes from Ashlei Smith, our resident Corporate Housing Leasing Agent Be honest about your property details and any other important information that would discourage/frustrate a renter once...
read moreLast year's 2009 "by owner" CHBO research gave property owners insights about where to market their properties, how much to charge and what to include to get the highest occupancy possible. The...
read moreAs a Corporate Rental Owner, are you aware that more than 20% of tenants in “by owner” rentals stay one year or longer? This is in stark contrast to the managed corporate housing industry where...
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