Property Management Blog

Key Takeaways: Start with a Strong Headline: Your headline should immediately grab attention by highlighting the property’s most attractive features.​ Highlight Unique Selling Points: Emphasize what makes the property stand out to prospective tenants, be it a spacious backyard, modern kitchen, or proximity to local attractions.​ The rental market is highly competitive. As a landlord,…

Key Takeaways: Vacancies and Turnovers Cost More than You Think – Every day a unit sits empty or in turnover limbo is lost income. Efficient processes can seriously boost your bottom line. Small Delays = Big Expenses – Putting off minor maintenance or tenant screening shortcuts can snowball into major repair bills or legal headaches.…

Key Takeaways: A Clear Strategy is Key: Don’t market your property without a plan. Identifying your property’s strengths and crafting a tailored strategy will help attract the right tenants and minimize vacancies. Balance Your Marketing Methods: A well-rounded mix of online and offline tools is essential. Use a diverse selection of effective methods, like social…

Key Takeaways: Choose the Right Communication Method: Use email for formal, documented matters, text for quick updates, and phone calls for urgent issues. Legal Compliance Matters: Landlords need to follow legal guidelines, ensuring notices are in writing when required to avoid legal complications. Clear Communication Builds Strong Relationships: Timely, clear, and professional communication helps avoid…

As a landlord, tenant complaints are inevitable, and even the most successful landlords face them. At Rising Tide Property Management, we believe that how you handle these issues will determine your success.  Ignoring tenant concerns only leads to frustration and increases the likelihood of turnover, which can negatively impact your ROI. Here are the top…

Key Takeaways Know the Difference: Normal wear and tear is natural deterioration from regular use, while tenant-caused damage can be avoided or repaired at the tenant’s expense. Security Deposit Guidelines: Landlords can’t use the security deposit for wear and tear but can deduct for damage caused by negligence or misuse. Preventive Measures: Regular inspections, durable…