Rentec Direct
APRIL 21, 2025
National Arbor Day is here this week, which gives us the perfect opportunity to talk about trees for your rental property. From curb appeal to privacy, trees elevate a commercial property and add a touch of home to a residential rental.
Muldoon Associates
APRIL 3, 2025
The neighborhood of your rental property has a huge impact on who wants to rent that home, how much theyre willing to pay, and whether theyll stay in place and renew their lease agreement year after year. These businesses often attract a diverse clientele, promote foot traffic, and can significantly boost property values.
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Property Management Inc.
MARCH 13, 2025
But here's the real kicker—not all property management is created equal. The differences between commercial property management and residential property management go deep enough to shape nearly every decision you make as a property owner or manager. Each type comes with unique challenges.
ADDA
JULY 30, 2025
Still using Tally to manage your residential or rental properties? Why Tally Falls Short for Community and Rental Management For decades, Tally has been a go-to accounting tool for small businesses. ADDA can complement Tally, especially for financial reporting, but handles all property and resident-related tasks.
Beach Front Property Management
MARCH 12, 2025
Property Tax & Transfer Law Updates SB 131 & AB 1206 New tax policies impact inheritance and commercial property transfers. Key Laws: SB 131 (Prop 19 Adjustments) Changes how inherited properties are taxed, potentially increasing tax bills for heirs.
Buildium
JULY 30, 2025
Diversifying Income Streams The more properties and property types you manage, the more diversified your income stream. For example, by expanding from residential properties to commercial properties, you can protect yourself from downturns in either submarket. And how many units?
Bay Property Management Group
JULY 17, 2025
Managing a rental property comes with more work than most people expect—advertising vacancies, answering calls, showing units, and sorting out lease paperwork. So, if your rental unit goes for $1,800 a month, you can expect to pay $1,800 once they’ve secured a signed lease. Let’s find out. What Does a Leasing Agent Do?
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