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RL Property Management
FEBRUARY 21, 2025
For more on calculating rent on your rental property, check out this blog from BiggerPockets. They also handle repair requests promptly, working with licensed contractors to resolve issues efficiently. They also monitor the rental market to suggest competitive rent adjustments, balancing profitability with tenant retention.
SparkRental
MARCH 11, 2025
Always consult a licensed real estate consultant and/or financial advisor about your investment decisions. Tim emphasized the importance of having a trusted local team including legal advisors, contractors, and property managers to ensure smooth operations and compliance with local laws.
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American Apartment Owners Association
APRIL 8, 2025
Looking for a commercial HVAC contractor? Assessing Qualifications and Credentials Before you choose a commercial HVAC contractor, make sure that you ask them to show you their certifications and licenses. Anyone who is a legitimate contractor will be happy to provide you with this information. Have any questions?
SparkRental
NOVEMBER 28, 2024
The Big Picture On How to Handle a Bad Contractor: Keep detailed records of all agreements, payments, communications, and any issues with the contractor’s work. Before escalating, address the problems directly with the contractor, clearly outlining the issues and your expectations for corrections.
Mem Property Management
JULY 29, 2024
Different skill sets are required based on the area of need, so it’s important to be mindful of the contractor you use to get the job done. Let’s go over the top factors to consider when hiring a contractor to work on your HOA. In this article: Are They Licensed and Bonded? This is so important.
Authority Property Management
JULY 29, 2024
This blog post provides a detailed yet accessible analysis of SB-721's immediate and long-term effects on landlords and property managers in California. Qualified professionals must conduct these inspections, including licensed architects, civil or structural engineers, or experienced contractors.
Condo Control
FEBRUARY 14, 2025
This includes things like: professional/management fees legal fees permits and taxes office rent office equipment and supplies accounting fees licenses bank or loan fees events Depending on the type of community you manage, annual administrative costs can easily add up to $5,500 per unit, or $1.65 million for a 300-unit building.
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