Multi-Family Building Rent Tenant 
RL Property Management
JUNE 2, 2025
Summer is leasing season… are you ready to capture the best tenants before theyre gone? In Columbus, the summer months bring a rush of tenant movement. High-quality tenants dont just stumble onto a great rental. Your ideal tenant isnt just someone who pays rent on time (though thats a must).
Nest DC
MAY 14, 2025
As a property owner in Washington DC, smart budgeting for your small multi-family building is essential for long-term success. Whether you're managing a newly acquired property or reassessing your existing building's budget, this guide will help you plan effectively.
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Buildium
APRIL 23, 2025
Whether you’re handling a cozy multi-family building or a sprawling apartment complex, getting your leasing process down to a science can result in high occupancy, more consistent revenue, and better long-term relationships with tenants. A tenant with a positive rental history is usually a safe bet.
Real Property Management Choice
MARCH 20, 2025
Keeping your Gardena investment property and the tenants who live there safe has to be an important priority for landlords and real estate investors. Safety really requires a partnership between owners and tenants and owners and their vendors. We can also tell you that tenant errors can lead to safety risks too.
Bay Property Management Group
DECEMBER 10, 2024
Although increasing rent may seem like the simplest way to solve the problem, you risk losing your tenants. Instead, value addition is the best strategy to increase rental income since it allows you to improve your property and services without simply raising rent. But dont stop there!
Bay Property Management Group
JANUARY 15, 2025
Although townhouses are physically connected to each other, each section of the house, from top to bottom floor, is a single-family home. Townhouses can be owner-occupied or rented out to tenants. Defining an Apartment An apartment is a part of a multi-family building that you can rent out.
Real Property Management California Coast
MAY 30, 2019
LA Curbed claims that renters in Long Beach could receive relocation payments if rent hikes force them out of their homes. Landlords who raise rent over 10% within a one-year leasing contract would owe their residents anywhere between $2,706 and $4,500. LA Curbed notes that in just Long Beach alone, rent has risen 25.8%
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