by Peter Lohmann | Mar 22, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
Real estate investments in fast-growing areas like Worthington, Ohio offer substantial opportunities, but maximizing those returns requires careful management. With the right property management company in Worthington, investors can unlock the full potential of their...
by Peter Lohmann | Mar 20, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education, Rental Price
Traditional Property Management Pricing Most property management companies charge at least two types of fees: a leasing fee and a monthly management fee. The leasing fee is usually 50-100% of the first month’s rent, which means property owners pay hundreds—if not...
by Peter Lohmann | Feb 21, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
Most property management advice focuses on practical strategies—how to screen residents, handle maintenance, renew leases, maximize ROI–—the list goes on and on. But let’s take a break from these typical topics to talk about something that quietly shapes every aspect...
by Peter Lohmann | Feb 21, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education, Uncategorized
Investing in real estate in a vibrant city like Westerville, Ohio, offers plenty of opportunities for financial success. However, maximizing those opportunities requires more than just buying and renting properties—it demands careful, continuous management. This is...
by Peter Lohmann | Feb 17, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Management Education, Tenant Screening
Why Turnover Is Every Landlord’s Hidden Expense For property owners, resident turnover isn’t just a hassle—it’s a costly setback that eats into your profits and disrupts your cash flow. While it’s tempting to view turnover as an inevitable part of managing rental...
by Peter Lohmann | Feb 4, 2025 | Owner Education, Property Maintenance, Property Management Education
For self-managing and out-of-state landlords, keeping tabs on a property’s condition is tough. Tenants may not report minor issues until they escalate, local code violations slip through the cracks, and wear-and-tear adds up. What’s more, properties often sit vacant...
