Do you have property management certification? If not, you may want to consider it. Certifications can go a long way in showing people that you have the proper training and education to be a responsible property manager. Interested in learning more about property management certifications? Check out our quick guide below for more info!
Environmental concerns are growing in importance for many renters, especially younger ones. That means that the way your properties impact the environment is going to be a bigger and bigger factor in determining whether you’re able to attract residents going forward.
Summer is almost here, and that means hot weather, fun times, and…leasing? It may not be the first thing that comes to mind for most people but summer is the heart of leasing season. According to U.S. News & World Report, most renters who move in any given year do so between the months of May and September.
Spring is the perfect time to take stock of the roofing situation at your properties. You’re out of the depths of winter and ready to do more of the outdoor work that roofing often requires. When you’re looking at your roof, though, what exactly should you be looking for? Here are a few of the most common types of roofing problems to be on the lookout for this spring and summer:
The potential benefits of owning a rental property are probably clear to most people: the opportunity to gain a steady and reliable income is one that’s not matched by many other investment opportunities.
Where do you find your residents? The number of places you can look for residents (and renters can look for places to rent) is enormous, so navigating it can be a challenge.
The residents of your building most likely rely on you and your staff to keep their amenities functioning, their homes comfortable, and their lives running smoothly. Laundry is one of the essential services most residents expect in their apartment building, but sourcing, installing, and maintaining washers and dryers can add additional work to a property manager’s already hectic schedule.
At ManageGo, our top priority is providing the very best solutions to property managers and their residents. We believe that the best way to do that is by seeking innovative and exciting ideas that make property management easier, in addition to providing residents with the ultimate experience. It’s what we’ve always done, and we’re not slowing down now! Whether it’s new solutions like Leasing (which we just released this year) and Accounting (coming soon!) or exciting new partnerships, we’re always working on what’s next.
We’re well into spring now, and summer will be here soon! While that’s one exciting thing on the horizon, we’ve got a few exciting things that are already here.
In a world where everyone has experienced the COVID-19 pandemic, many people consider cleanliness and sanitation more important than ever before. That’s especially true when moving into a new space. As a property manager, it’s critical to make sure that each unit is properly sanitized in between one resident moving out and another moving in.
Having a swimming pool at one of your properties can be a great asset. They’re popular among residents and can provide great fun for residents. However, pools do come with some responsibility. You need to make sure that anyone using the pool stays safe, and the best way to do that is by posting and enforcing some rules.
Leases are designed to last for a specific period of time, and when they’re signed, all parties are hoping that everything goes as planned for the entire lease term. Unfortunately, it doesn’t always happen that way. Sometimes, a situation arises where a resident wishes to terminate the lease and leave early.
Rent increases can be one of the most sensitive topics related to property management. After all, no resident wants their monthly rent bill to get more expensive. Still, increases do need to happen sometimes, so how should you handle them? Below, we’ll answer some common questions about rent increases.
Renting to college students presents a unique situation for property managers. It’s not necessarily just like renting to anyone else. While college students are a diverse group, most will have some things in common that are relevant for property managers to consider.
Interested in becoming a property manager and want to increase your chances of success? Already managing a property and not sure if you’re on the right track? Growing your business and wanting to make sure you do it the right way? Wherever you fit in, ManageGo has you covered. Here are our top five tips for success in property management:
