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Blog Post How to Manage Landlord Stress in Austin, TX

How to Manage Landlord Stress in Austin, TX

It's awful that over half of all adults are stressed every day.Being a landlord in Austin is one of the most stressful careers. Managing rental properties and dealing with tenant-related issues can sometimes be overwhelming.How can landlords take control of their stress level...
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Blog Post How to Keep Great Tenants in Your Investment Property in Austin, TX

How to Keep Great Tenants in Your Investment Property in Austin, TX

Many people have a hard time believing that almost two-thirds of Austin residents are renters.If you own an investment property in Austin, you know that finding great tenants is just the first step. Keeping those tenants happy is essential to your investment's success.From le...
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Blog Post Do Property Managers Pay for Repairs in Austin, TX?

Do Property Managers Pay for Repairs in Austin, TX?

It's unbelievable that property owners spend up to 4% of the property's value on maintenance each year.Renting out your property in Austin can be tricky. Sometimes, the property owners aren't responsible for covering repairs.What should rental property management know...
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Blog Post How Often Should a Landlord Inspect Rental Property in Austin, TX?

How Often Should a Landlord Inspect Rental Property in Austin, TX?

You may not believe that Austin has over 146,000 rental units.When it comes to being a responsible landlord in Austin, maintaining your rental property is a crucial part of your job. One key aspect of this is conducting regular rental property inspections.How often is this necess...
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Blog Post Is Outsourcing Your Tenant Screening Process a Good Idea?

Is Outsourcing Your Tenant Screening Process a Good Idea?

Who is your ideal tenant?For most landlords, someone who pays rent on time and uses the rental without damaging it is a dream tenant. But what if the same tenant holds loud parties, causing disturbance to neighborhoods? Not worth the trouble, for sure.This is why roughly 90% of l...
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Blog Post Pros and Cons of Allowing Pets in a Rental Property

Pros and Cons of Allowing Pets in a Rental Property

The benefits of living with a pet are well-documented. It's not surprising that most U.S. households own a pet.Living with a pet is so popular that you'd be forgiven for thinking all rental properties have pet-friendly policies. That's not the case!As a landlord, you ...
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Blog Post How Section 8 Decides if Your Rent Is Reasonable

How Section 8 Decides if Your Rent Is Reasonable

Did you know that the Housing Authority of the City of Austin (HACA) provides housing for more than 19,000 Austinites? HACA's mission is to provide affordable housing to families and individuals in need. The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) also plays a ...
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Blog Post Property Marketing: Tips to Attract Tenants in a Tough Market

Property Marketing: Tips to Attract Tenants in a Tough Market

"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again, but expecting different results." No matter who said this important quote, it stands true when it comes to finding good tenants.If you're trying to get dependable tenants in a challenging rental market, you can&...
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Blog Post Why Rental Property Inspections Are Important in Tenant Relations

Why Rental Property Inspections Are Important in Tenant Relations

Over 70% of property managers perform property inspections, leases, and advertising.Rental property inspections are a vital part of the property management process. Inspections can help you find repairs that need to be made, identify potential problems, and ensure your tenants ar...
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Blog Post What to Look for When Choosing Between Property Management Websites

What to Look for When Choosing Between Property Management Websites

Based on a 2022 survey, nearly 25% of American adults claimed that investing in real estate is the best way to build personal wealth. This is much easier said than done, though. In fact, the same survey indicated that only 12% of respondents actually invested in real estate. To ...
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