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How to Become a Section 8 Landlord in Washington, D.C.

The prevalence of Section 8 housing is growing within D.C. and surrounding suburbs. Changing laws may increase the amount of affordable housing in the area, so it’s a good idea to learn more about what that means for you as a landlord or property manager. Read on to know what to expect when becoming a […]

3 Ways to Help Your Tenants Calculate Renters Insurance Coverage

Requiring your tenants to have renters insurance coverage is one of the best ways to protect yourself, your rental property, and your tenants. Unfortunately, many tenants feel that renter’s insurance is not necessary. Only around 55% of renter-occupied homes have renters insurance, compared to 88% of homeowners who have a homeowners insurance policy. Today, we’re […]

5 Reasons to Settle a Rental Home Dispute Out of Court

Finding yourself in a dispute with your tenant can be stressful. Even if you have a high-quality Washington DC property management company by your side, litigating in court should be avoided if possible. So, how can you resolve conflict between you and a tenant? There are plenty of reasons to settle a rental home dispute […]

The True Costs of Tenant Turnover

The actual costs of tenant turnover can range from a few hundred to a few thousand dollars. It depends on several factors, like the notice given, the time the property is left vacant, the condition of the property, and the number of items that need to be replaced, cleaned, or repaired to get the property […]

Maryland’s ‘Repair and Deduct’ Laws – Know Your Rights and Responsibilities

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Maryland is one of the dozens of states that have what is commonly known as a “repair and deduct” law on the books. Designed to protect tenants against negligent landlords, this law includes strict guidelines that dictate what types of repairs a property owner is responsible for. It also includes the steps tenants can take […]

7 Ways to Prevent Mold in Your Rental Property

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There is no way to avoid the fact that mold spores are floating around your rental property at any given moment. It’s natural for mold spores, among many other contaminants, to be present in the air we breathe. However, when humid weather hits, and the climate dampens, these mold spores tend to flourish if not […]

Survival Tips for First-Time Landlords: Avoiding Trouble at All Costs

First-time landlords are a unique group of people. Some are homeowners looking to upsize or downsize and want to lease their homes. Others are investors seeking ways to fund their retirement or quit their corporate jobs. Some may be accidental landlords who must turn their primary home into a rental property for one reason or […]

Do I Need Business Interruption Insurance for my Rental Property?

Are you a landlord wanting to learn about Business Interruption Insurance in Prince Georges County? You came to the right place! When owning a rental property (or properties), it is essential to consider all possible scenarios, especially those that could interrupt rental income. For instance, the COVID-19 pandemic was an unforeseeable crisis that caused many […]

7 Ways to Deal with Tenant Conflicts

If you are a landlord, you understand that sometimes the hardest part of owning rentals is dealing with tenants. After all, your tenants may be renting your property, but they have made your property their home. As such, it’s understandable that conflicts may arise occasionally. However, the biggest mistake in dealing with tenant issues is […]

9 Ways to Be a Good Landlord to Your Tenant

You don’t have to search for long to find horror stories about overbearing, unfair landlords and how they mistreat their tenants. Unfortunately, it’s a common problem. However, some landlords act that way because they constantly deal with difficult tenants, tenants who never pay rent on time, and tenants who damage their property. However, regardless of […]