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Tips for Properly Screening Corporate Housing Tenants
October 13, 2021 Post a Comment

Tips for Properly Screening Corporate Housing Tenants.

As someone who offers corporate rentals, nothing makes the job easier than having the right tenants. Sometimes there are warning signs that someone might be a problematic tenant, but other times these go hidden until it’s too late. While most people who fill out a rental application are good people, it’s crucial to weed out those who might not be so you can prevent issues in the future. The tips below will help you ensure you bring in the kind of renters you want....

Tenant screening for corporate rentals
August 25, 2021 Post a Comment

How to Run a Tenant Background Check

One of the most essential parts of the screening process, when you offer furnished rentals, is the background check. However, many landlords don’t know how to run a successful background check. The same applies to many property managers. We’ll be sharing information on running a check to make the best tenant decisions....

Finding or choosing the best home by CHBO
June 30, 2021 1 Comment

How to Find a Furnished Corporate Home

Corporate home rentals are useful in all sorts of situations. Many people rent them when they need a short-term place to stay. This might be based on needing to find a more permanent space or because work still needs to be done before moving in somewhere else. Whatever the reason, when you need to rent a corporate home, your first question might be how to find one....

Real Estate Agent With Rental Homes
June 16, 2021 Post a Comment

Tips for Getting Corporate Tenants to Extend Their Leases

As someone who offers short-term rentals, you know that making money depends on having people in your units. It’s also a fact that corporate tenants tend to stay for a shorter period than someone who signs a traditional lease. This could seem like it will lead to a lot of downtime between tenants and higher than average turnover, but it doesn’t have to be. Following a few steps will help you extend your leases and ensure you have corporate tenants at all times....