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Best practices for expanding your property management portfolio into new markets

Buildium

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. Not sure where to find them?

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What Does Balcony Inspection SB326 Mean for HOAs and Community Boards?

American Apartment Owners Association

In California, Senate Bill 326 (SB326) is transforming how Homeowners Associations (HOAs) and community boards manage the safety and maintenance of multi-family residential properties. This inspection must be conducted by a licensed structural engineer or architect. Don’t leave the safety of your property to chance.

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20 Ways to Get More Property Management Leads

Second Nature

For example, a local moving company might recommend your services to property owners who are moving out, but putting their house up for rent. Similarly, local contractors, painters, plumbers, and other local vendors may have the inside scoop on self-managing landlords who are doing turnover maintenance or other upkeep on rental properties.

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Cost Segregation Study: How to Take Accelerated Depreciation on Rental Properties

SparkRental

Thankfully, you don’t have to do a cost segregation study for those of us who are neither contractors nor tax lawyers. They’ll even examine architectural plans, engineering specifications, and construction records, looking for opportunities for accelerated property depreciation.