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Unlike before, landlords nowadays have plenty of options available to get in touch with their tenants. However, the availability of too many tools can also make it confusing which to choose for a specific situation. When is it acceptable to email, text, or call your tenants? If you are always going back and forth over which action to take for a particular scenario, learn more by reading our guide. Phone Calls During a long tenancy, phone calls with renters are likely to occur. For instance, you may need to inform them about a scheduled property…

Finding reliable tenants is one of the most important aspects of property management. Attracting long-term tenants not only ensures steady rental income but also reduces the hassle and costs associated with tenant turnover, vacancy periods, and property maintenance between renters. However, achieving long-term tenancies requires a thoughtful strategy that begins well before you list your property. Here are a few tips for attracting long-term tenants: Provide a Clean and Well-Maintained Property The first impression a potential tenant has of yo…

Preparing your property for rental can be a daunting task, but with the right approach, you can ensure a smooth and successful leasing process. As a property owner, your primary goal is to attract quality tenants and maintain a well-managed rental unit. In this article, we'll explore eight essential tips to get your property ready to rent, helping you maximize your rental income and minimize potential headaches. 1. Advertise Your Property Time is crucial if you want to save on maintenance expenses. Advertise online and offline. Spread the news…

Upgrading your rental property can seem like a daunting task, but the benefits far outweigh the effort and expense involved. Not only can renovations increase the value of your property, but they can also make it more appealing to potential tenants, leading to lower vacancy rates and increased rental income. Liberty Real Estate Services understands the needs and concerns of landlords. We are here to guide you through the renovation process and help you make informed decisions that will enhance your property's value and attractiveness to tenant…

Landlords typically prefer long-term renters to earn consistent returns from their investment property. Every time a rental unit is empty, the cost of bills and maintenance will still need to be paid out. In addition, you will pay fees for advertising and rental preparation every time a new occupant comes in. Aside from receiving regular rental income, good renters also care for your rental space. To avoid the stress and expenses of vacant rentals, you must create a safe and habitable rental property so renters will be inspired to stay long-ter…