by ManCo Property Services | Nov 25, 2022 | Owner Education, Property Management Education, Tenant Education
Every landlord wants a responsible tenant to occupy their rental because a good tenant is an asset for the property. Good renters are proactive, maintain the house properly, clearly communicate their concerns and any needs for repairs, and avoid bugging the landlord...
by ManCo Property Services | Oct 28, 2022 | Owner Education, Property Management Education, Uncategorized
‘How to be a good landlord?’ That’s a question which many first-time property owners, and even some seasoned ones, frequently ask us. Being a landlord is much more than simply renting out your place and collecting the monthly rent. A good landlord is someone who...
by ManCo Property Services | Sep 30, 2022 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
Property maintenance issues are a part of life as a landlord. However, it is essential to not get easily frustrated and handle tenant maintenance requests effectively to keep the property habitable. Doing so requires you to have a streamlined process that lets you...
by ManCo Property Services | Aug 26, 2022 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
Like every Dayton landlord, you want to ensure that the tenants you select for your rental are mature and responsible. A bad tenant can wreck your property and interrupt your cash flow, while a good tenant is proactive and helps boost your return on investment (ROI)....
by ManCo Property Services | Jul 29, 2022 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
Many new investors in Dayton are often curious about how quickly they can get their property rented. However, renting out a property is not a simple and straight-forward process and can take quite some time, especially if you’re managing it on your own....
by ManCo Property Services | Apr 29, 2022 | Owner Education, Property Management Education
Dayton rental properties are undoubtedly going to have that lived-in look. Tenants are coming and going, and deterioration is normal, no matter who is living in the house. As the property owner, you should expect a normal amount of wear and tear caused by age and...
