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All business agreements require a contract and renting out your property will also require the same. A lease or rental agreement details the terms that the landlord and tenant agreed upon, which include clauses, property policies, and the rights and responsibilities of the landlord and tenant. It is a legitimate agreement once both parties sign. Throughout the tenancy, many situations are bound to arise, so having a solid lease can be a reliable reference point for the residents. It can inform them about what to do in case they want to report …

Your property listing is your gateway to attracting potential tenants. A well-crafted listing can make all the difference between filling your vacancies quickly and letting your property sit idle. House In Order Property Management has put together this article to dig deeper into the essential tips for writing a compelling property listing that will catch the eye of prospective renters. Tips for Writing A Good Property Listing Catch Attention with a Compelling Title Your listing's title is the first impression potential tenants will have of yo…

Owning a rental property requires putting time and effort into turning it into a habitable space for tenants. However, despite having functional home systems and the latest appliances, your investment property also needs to provide safety for the residents. As a landlord, it is your responsibility to secure your rentals and tenants against potential intruders or burglars. These situations can be dangerous and will require you to take certain actions to ensure the safety of your rental and your tenants. Our team at House In Order Property Manag…

Effective communication is crucial for landlords to maintain a positive and transparent relationship with their tenants. Among the various communication channels available, such as email, text, and phone calls, choosing the right one can significantly impact your landlord-tenant dynamic. In this article, House In Order Property Management will explore the best ways to communicate with tenants, looking into the advantages of when to call, when to email, and when to text. Additionally, we'll address the legal implications of each communication m…

As a landlord, having a rental business comes with the responsibility of ensuring that your property remains safe and in compliance with the habitability standards as stated by your state and local laws. In addition, it is essential to keep your rental in its top condition to maintain its value. However, it can be challenging for some landlords to maintain their rental properties and mitigate tenant-related damages. In this article, House In Order Property Management will help you prevent any damages beyond normal wear and tear by sharing the n…