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Blog Post What Should You Do If Your Property Is Vacant?
By Pierce Fryga - Monday, October 7, 2024

What Should You Do If Your Property Is Vacant?

Learn how to market, be rent-ready, and respond fast for quicker rentals! Are you struggling to find tenants for your rental property? Vacancies can make you lose potential income, that’s why today, I’ll share a guide for landlords to fill their rental units quickly...
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Blog Post What Does Equity Mean for Real Estate Investors?
By Pierce Fryga - Thursday, September 19, 2024

What Does Equity Mean for Real Estate Investors?

Equity allows investors to turn debt into lasting wealth strategically. Are you new to real estate investing and finding it hard to keep up with the jargon thrown around? You're not alone. Many new investors feel overwhelmed by the terminology used in the real estate world....
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Blog Post 3 Expert Strategies to Minimize Vacancy Loss
By Pierce Fryga - Monday, September 9, 2024

3 Expert Strategies to Minimize Vacancy Loss

Avoid losing tenants with clear lease terms, renewal policies, and more. Vacancy loss is one of every landlord’s deepest fears. After all, a steady and smooth rental income flow ensures that your investment property remains profitable. That’s why today, I will share...
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Blog Post How to Prevent Costly Mistakes in Property Management?
By Pierce Fryga - Friday, August 23, 2024

How to Prevent Costly Mistakes in Property Management?

How landlords can avoid budgeting, tenant screening, and legal mistakes. Owning rental property can be a great way to make money, but it can also be challenging. To keep things running smoothly and avoid problems, it's important to stay on top of a few key areas. Today, we&...
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Blog Post 4 Things To Consider Before Investing in a Rental Property
By Pierce Fryga - Friday, August 9, 2024

4 Things To Consider Before Investing in a Rental Property

A step-by-step guide for investors to choose the right rental property. If you’re planning on investing in a rental property, you have to remember that selecting the ideal rental property is crucial for achieving your investment goals. Whether you're aiming to build l...
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Blog Post Property Maintenance Costs—Should Landlords Pay?
By Pierce Fryga - Monday, July 29, 2024

Property Maintenance Costs—Should Landlords Pay?

Landlords’ guide to finding out who’s responsible for maintenance costs. Rental properties can be a lucrative form of investment, but managing one isn’t that easy. It takes knowledge, skill, and patience, and every move you make has to be calculated and cautio...
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Blog Post 4 Essential Landlord Tips for Tenants To Pay On-Time
By Pierce Fryga - Tuesday, July 23, 2024

4 Essential Landlord Tips for Tenants To Pay On-Time

A landlord’s comprehensive guide to ensuring timely rental payments. If you’re a landlord, the most challenging and stressful part about managing your rental property is when tenants pay late or refuse to pay at all, which can sometimes lead to costly legal conflict...
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Blog Post
By Pierce Fryga - Wednesday, May 29, 2024

Move-In Inspections Explained

Are you looking to avoid tenant-landlord conflicts? The key is conducting move-in inspections the right way. Move-in inspections are essential for documenting the condition of a property before a tenant moves in, and they can save you a lot of trouble in the future. Today, I will...
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Blog Post
By Pierce Fryga - Wednesday, May 15, 2024

How to Avoid the Top 3 Tenant-Landlord Disputes

Being a landlord is not always easy—regardless of whether you’re dealing with one tenant or 20. Anything can happen in a home, so without proper conflict-preventive measures, problems can develop and escalate quickly. Sometimes, tenant disputes end up in court. That&r...
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By Pierce Fryga - Monday, April 29, 2024

3 Tips to Avoid Losing Tenants

Let’s be real—property management is not a piece of cake. You have to deal with tenants with different temperaments, different cultures, and different needs. But if you’ve been losing tenants lately, you might have to assess the areas where you can improve. If y...
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