Property Management

Rental Properties: Your Guide to Countertops

Rental Properties: Your Guide to Countertops

As a property manager or landlord, you want countertops in your rental properties that are durable and affordable. Here is you guide to determining which countertops will go best in your properties.

How to Maximize the Value of Square Footage

How to Maximize the Value of Square Footage

Since square footage is integral to determining home value, you need every bit of information available to you when it comes to square footage standards. Here are 3 ways to maximize the value of square footage on your listing:

Bathtubs vs. Showers: What the Difference Means for Your Home Value

Bathtubs vs. Showers: What the Difference Means for Your Home Value

Debate is ongoing about what is a better decision for your property: bathtub or shower only? It’s a question whose
importance you might be missing, as your choice of bathing feature will help determine your property values. Here’s what you should know.

Is a Renovation Different than a Remodel?

Is a Renovation Different than a Remodel?

In the real estate world ‘renovation’ and ‘remodel’ can have different connotations that make a big difference when it comes to costs and property values. If you’re considering investing in a property to fix or flip, understanding these differences can be important in knowing what to look and plan for.

Renovate Your Rental Property with Low-Maintenance, Long-Lasting Materials

Renovate Your Rental Property with Low-Maintenance, Long-Lasting Materials

The right durable materials will make turnover maintenance a cinch and will look great over time without costing you too much money.

Here are a few tips for making logical, quality upgrades that will withstand the test of time:

Your Guide to Better Flooring for your Rental Property

Your Guide to Better Flooring for your Rental Property

When managing your rental property, finding the right flooring will determine the cost and labor you regularly put into the home. The right flooring can save you both time and money.

Consider cost and durability when making your decision for each room of your property.

Rental Properties: How to Cut Maintenance Costs and Labor

Rental Properties: How to Cut Maintenance Costs and Labor

How much wear and tear can it withstand before the user starts to show? How much does it cost to fix the damages? How often do you find yourself paying for expensive repairs?

With maintenance costs cutting into your rental profits, you want to think long-term when it comes to upgrades and preventative maintenance. While the initial costs of these upgrades might be expensive, you’ll find you will save money in the long run through low-maintenance renovations.