The Power of Online Marketing: How to Fill Vacancies Quickly

In today’s digital age, online marketing has become an invaluable tool for property management companies to reach a wider audience and fill rental vacancies quickly. Leveraging various digital platforms and strategies, such as social media and online listing platforms, can significantly enhance a property management company’s ability to attract potential tenants. In this blog, we…

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5 Warning Signs Your Rental Applicant May Stop Paying Rent

You cannot predict the future. However, as an independent landlord trying to discover excellent tenants, you must perform your own tenant screening. Every potential tenant you speak with has a unique situation and narrative to share. It’s up to you to collect the proper documentation, ask the necessary questions, and research someone’s background to clear…

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The NYC Guaranty Law Was Declared Unconstitutional.

A federal judge ruled that a Covid-era provision for retail renters is unconstitutional, siding with commercial landlords.

The judgment presents a chance for landlords whose tenants fell behind on their rent due to the outbreak.

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New Trash Regulations Will Be Implemented in New York City

As the city attempts to handle its escalating rat problem, residents of New York will have to put out their trash much later in the day beginning of April 1. As the city works to combat its expanding rat problem, New Yorkers will soon have to leave out their trash much later in the day.…

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Reasons You MIGHT Not Need a Property Manager

Wondering whether getting a professional property management company to help you is the right answer? Read the list of reasons below to see if you are someone who can handle managing a property alone. 1. You’d rather deal with property management issues than spend time with family 2. You find property management more enjoyable than…

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How High of a Credit Score Must You Have to Rent an Apartment

Requirements for a Credit Score There isn’t a one-size-fits-all solution when it comes to credit score criteria. However, when we asked 15 experts, most of them said that you need a credit score of at least 650 to get an apartment without any extra requirements, such as larger deposits, guarantors, or paying extra rent in…

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NYC Rent Stabilization Rules Surpass Landlord Challenges

A federal appeals court decided on Monday that the tenant-friendly adjustments made to New York City’s rent stability laws in 2019 were constitutional, rejecting two complaints from landlords. The New York City Rent Stabilization Law amendments were upheld by the US Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit on the grounds that they adhered to…

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Landlords Can Take Advantage of 15 Tax Breaks This Tax Season

If you don’t know the rules, it’s difficult to win any game. It’s no different as a landlord. It can frequently feel like a game of chess where the pieces are always shifting as you balance meeting the requirements of your tenants, making timely insurance and mortgage payments, and settling up at tax time. Success…

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