Reactive Repairs Cost More Than Owners Expect: The Economics Of Emergency Maintenance In Rentals
Profitability shows up on maintenance statements as a compounding problem, not a single repair problem.A rental stays profitable when preventable problems do not get the chance to compound, especially inside a maintenance services workflow where urgency, access, and documentation...
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How to Keep Great Tenants in Your Investment Property
Around 13% of subsidized housing units in Virginia were unoccupied and in need of tenants, according to USAFacts.Holding onto great tenants is one of the best strategies for building a stable investment portfolio. When tenants stay longer, property owners reduce turnover-related ...
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Who Is Responsible For Gardening At A Rental Home?
Gardening disputes rarely start as “gardening.” They start as a vague expectation that turns into an HOA notice, a dead patch of grass, a shrub that blocks a walkway, or a poison ivy patch that nobody claims. The cost usually shows up later as catch-up landscaping, pe...
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How Often Should a Landlord Evaluate a Rental Property’s Condition? A Richmond, VA Guide
Condition evaluations stop being “nice to have” the moment a small defect turns into water damage, an access dispute, or a move-out argument about what was pre-existing. Most owners do not lose money because a repair was expensive. They lose money because they learned...
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