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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management, Property Management in Anne Arundel County, MD, Rental Property Marketing, Tips for Investing in Rental Properties, Tips for Landlords, Tips for New Landlords, Tips for Property Managers

Which Rental Property Management Software is Best for You?

Posted on by Alyssa Adams
Which Rental Property Management Software is Best for You?
15
Jan

In today’s busy world, landlords can benefit from technology and specialized software. So, this is a great way to streamline processes, offer added conveniences, and free up valuable time. Therefore, whether your investment portfolio is commercial, residential, large, or small, there is a rental property management software for you! However, with more choices on the […]

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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management in Maryland, Property Management in Montgomery County, MD, Tips for Landlords, Tips for New Landlords

Step-By-Step Guide for Rental Property Work Orders

Posted on by Bay Property Management Group
30
Dec

As a landlord, making sure your rental properties are in habitable condition is a must. Therefore, any time maintenance issues arise, repairs need to occur as soon as possible. Ensure that tenants know the procedure for submitting maintenance requests and know the warning signs to look for to avoid extensive damage. Then, once a tenant […]

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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management in Baltimore, Renting a Home in Maryland

How to Choose the Right Bank for Your Rental Property Business

Posted on by Bay Property Management Group
22
Dec

Choosing a bank that has the right services for your rental property business needs involves careful consideration.  After all, you do not want to entrust your money to a bank  led by someone such as William R. Beamon. Beamon swindled more than $20,000 in rent payments and security deposits from unknowing tenants. To top it all […]

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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management in Maryland, Property Management in Montgomery County, MD, Tips for Landlords, Tips for New Landlords, Tips for Property Managers

How to Ask a Tenant to Move Out

Posted on by Bay Property Management Group
How to Ask a Tenant to Move Out
08
Dec

When a landlord needs a tenant to vacate for any reason, getting them out is not always as easy as it sounds. Many property owners wonder if there is any other alternative to eviction. Unfortunately, the formal process of evicting a tenant can be lengthy and costly for landlords. The good news is, there are other […]

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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management in Maryland, Property Management in Montgomery County, MD, Renting a Home in Maryland, Tips for Property Managers

3 Methods of Communicating with Your Tenants – Which is Best?

Posted on by Bay Property Management Group
24
Nov

Nowadays technology has made communicating with people a cinch.  Contacting friends, family, employees, and even customers has never been easier.  And the same holds true for your Rockville tenants. With so many different ways of communicating with your tenants, issues can be resolved quickly and effortlessly.  Utilizing the different methods of communication, you can achieve […]

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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management in Prince George's County, MD

Examining the Pros and Cons of Rent to Own Properties

Posted on by Bay Property Management Group
Examining the Pros and Cons of Rent to Own Properties
27
Aug

  Rent to own sounds like a great idea, but how much do you understand about how it works? Using the rent to own process as a way to invest in a home can be beneficial for some individuals but financial ruin for others. Carefully examining your motivation and goals before taking the leap will […]

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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management in Maryland, Property Management in Montgomery County, MD, Renting a Home in Maryland, Tips for Landlords

Should You Allow E-Cigarettes in Your Non-Smoking Property?

Posted on by Bay Property Management Group
23
Jul

As of now, there are over 2.5 million electronic cigarette users in the United States.  And while e-cigarettes are still a relatively new trend in America, the truth is that it is gaining in popularity. Deciding whether the use of e-cigarettes constitutes “smoking” and whether they should ultimately be allowed in your non-smoking property is […]

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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management in Prince George's County, MD, Tips for Landlords

What to Do When It’s Time to Renew Your Bowie Tenant’s Lease

Posted on by Bay Property Management Group
20
Nov

Though there are always exceptions, your typical lease agreement will probably last for one year. After that, you and your tenants will have the choice to sign a new lease agreement for another lease term. If you have high quality tenants living in your rental property, and you seek to build a successful rental property […]

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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management in Baltimore, Tips for Landlords

How Can a Catonsville Landlord Break a Tenant’s Lease?

Posted on by Bay Property Management Group
17
Oct

In the past, we have discussed the various reasons why your Maryland tenants maybe able to legally break their lease agreement with you. Things such as being called to active military duty, being a victim of domestic violence or sexual assault, and even things you do such as harassing your tenant, or failing to provide […]

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Owning a Rental Property in Maryland, Property Management in Maryland

5 Easy Ways to Childproof Your Maryland Rental Property

Posted on by Bay Property Management Group
14
Sep

With the growing rental market, property owners all over the country find that families are stepping away from buying property, and are looking to rent instead. In fact, according to the New York Times, every year since 2004, 770,000 new rental houses have come onto the rental market. While not every one of those rental […]

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