When you look for your next apartment, you might wonder if you have an eviction on your record. After all, not all evictions are officially recorded. So, knowing how to check if you have an eviction is a critical skill to learn. Read along to learn what eviction records are, how to find them, and […]
Category Archives: Property Management in Washington, D.C.
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Colonial-style homes are a timeless staple in American architecture, known for their charming and enduring appeal. With classic features and traditional craftsmanship, these homes can make a stunning addition to any property portfolio. In this article, we’ll dive into what defines a Colonial style house, its key architectural features, and why it appeals to renters […]
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Wondering what to do in Washington DC? Washington, D.C. is not just the nation’s capital; it’s a treasure trove of history, culture, and unforgettable experiences. This guide will take you through 10 incredible destinations, from iconic memorials to unique new developments, ensuring your visit is packed with discovery and delight. Content of This Article The […]
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Great things come in small packages, and your small apartment is no exception. With a few little fixes, your rental bathroom can be much more appealing to tenants. Here, we’ll share simple small apartment bathroom ideas for making your space more functional–and fashionable. Table of Contents Add a Smart Mirror Floating Furniture Take Advantage of […]
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Timing is everything when it comes to renting an apartment. Your search can succeed or fail based on a number of factors, including your budget, when you plan to move in, and the constantly shifting rental market trends. Since rent prices typically rise and fall in predictable seasonal patterns, knowing the best time to find […]
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Unfortunately, you may face penalties for breaking a lease. Before you make any rash moves, you should be prepared for the possible consequences that might happen. As such, we’ve mapped out what those consequences entail, how to possibly reduce them, and instances when you can break a lease without a penalty altogether. Read below for […]
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Rent increases are pretty much unavoidable. While they’re unpleasant for tenants, they’re necessary for landlords who must pay for the rising maintenance costs, taxes, and utilities. So, if you’re facing a rent increase, there are a few things to remember. First, know when your landlord is allowed to increase rates. Additionally, learn how to negotiate […]
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Entering into a lease is always a time to take a pause and think about what you are doing. Ultimately, it is a contract. Anytime you enter into a contract, it can be helpful to know just what exactly you are signing and what the terms are for what you are signing. Many people might […]
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There is a big demographic that many people come across when renting housing: college students. In some areas, that demo can be quite large. It is a sizable number of people who generally don’t have the funds to purchase housing, and probably wouldn’t since they may not live in that area for more than a […]
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The rental market is competitive, so offering a stylish and modern rental is key to your success. Even occupied properties can benefit from some simple upgrades to boost appeal and value. But just because you hear the word upgrades does not automatically have to mean costly. A careful selection of durable materials and mindful changes […]