Strategies to Reduce Vacancy in Your Rental Properties: Evaluate Your Policies
Tenant turnover is an expensive part of owning rental properties, so doing everything you can to extend lease agreements with existing residents and minimize the time between renters will help you as a property owner remain profitable. In our recent blog series, we’ve...
Yay or Nay to Pets? What to Include in Your Lease Agreement
They can be cute, cuddly and furriffic, but they also can do a number on your rental properties, so should you or shouldn’t you allow pets in your units? While the choice is completely up to you, the fact of the matter is that more than half of all U.S. households own...
Pets: What You Can Specify as Allowable in a Franklin County Lease Agreement
More than 60 percent of U.S. households own at least one pet, and that includes renters who may be looking at one of your Central Ohio properties. As a landlord or property manager, having a clearly defined pet policy in your lease agreement is essential...
Residential Lease Violations – How to Handle Them
Lease violations often occur for issues other than non payment of rent. How are these handled?