Emotional support animals can be a challenge and landlords and requests may catch a property manager off guard so here are some options to think about.

By Holly Welles

Owning a rental property presents many challenges landlords may not anticipate Continue reading →

You will likely be faced with the need to do a rental property upgrades in the future, so this week’s maintenance tip from Keepe is a look at four upgrades that will help whether you are managing a multifamily apartment, Continue reading →

Don’t you hate robocalls?

I do. I get 10 to 15 daily calls.

Before I would hang up on them as soon as I hear one, now I don’t even answer my phone.

So, do my family and friends.

Even Continue reading →

If you can’t fill out a rental application correctly or provide the requested documents, why would someone rent to you?

We recently shredded a rental application from a prospect interested in a property, without processing it.

Why?

Much of it Continue reading →

When it comes to maintenance & repairs, tenants should understand their responsibilities when leasing a home are no different than when leasing a car.

Last week we received a call from a tenant regarding a broken screen door.

We sent Continue reading →

Many Tenants want the benefits of renting a house versus an apartment or condo, but then fail to properly maintain the yard.

We just received a citation warning from a local municipality about an overgrown lawn. Just another example of Continue reading →

It’s always good to stay organized, but when you’re doing something as complex as moving into a new home, it’s not just good — it should be mandatory.

When you’re moving into a new home, especially a rental, there are Continue reading →

It’s All About Keeping Your Cool and Communicating Effectively.

There are few places in the United States that don’t explicitly say so in the law: if you rent a home — or apartment — from someone, they as the landlord Continue reading →