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Category Archives: Tips for New Landlords

7 Things Successful Maryland Landlords Do

7 Things Successful Maryland Landlords Do

Being a landlord can be challenging. It often takes some time to figure out the best ways to deal with everything from tenants to taxes. But, you don’t have to figure everything out on your own. All experienced successful landlords have habits that eliminate many of the risks of real estate investing while making sure […]

8 Ways to Fix a Problem Rental Property

8 Ways to Fix a Problem Rental Property

Some properties are problematic because they require constant maintenance. Others are problematic because they aren’t aesthetically pleasing enough to attract top-notch tenants. Both of these issues can cost landlords a lot of money if they aren’t promptly addressed. If you’re dealing with these types of problems with your property in Howard County try to make […]

5 Things You Should Know Before You Become a Landlord

5 Things You Should Know Before You Become a Landlord

Thinking about becoming a landlord?   While a career in Maryland property management can provide you with a great stream of somewhat passive income, you should realize that it will also require some hard work. Therefore, it’s important to do your research on what being a landlord actually entails (which is much more than just […]

The Importance of Renter’s Insurance

The Importance of Renter’s Insurance

No one likes to buy insurance.   You pay month in and month out hoping you never need to actually use the insurance but resent the fact that you pay for it anyways. Some insurance, like auto insurance, is required by law in most states. So we pay our dues (in the form of insurance […]

How to Lower Tenant Turnover Rates

How to Lower Tenant Turnover Rates

One of the most important jobs of a property management company is to keep residents for as long as possible. Any time a property is vacant, the owner is losing money. Every time a tenant renews his or her lease, the landlord, management company, and occupants all benefit. You need to work hard to set […]