Property Management Blog

Vacancies are profit killers. You continue to lose money every month your Tucson rental property remains vacant. As such, when a tenant leaves, you must do everything you can to find a replacement renter as soon as possible.Most likely, the reason you chose to buy a real estate investment in Tucson was to maximize your ROI. The best ...

During tenant selection, whether or not to allow pets into a premise has been a question that landlords have often had to deal with. On one hand, pets can increase the risk of damage to the property or even become a source of conflict with the neighbors. On the other hand, with the increase in the number of pet owners, landlords may ...

Prompt response and comprehensive solution to any of your tenants’ complaints is part of the job for any landlord. But unresolved issues can lead to a buildup of negative emotions and the termination of the tenancy once it expires. Something any landlord wants to avoid, especially with a quality tenant.So, using our experience that ...

Successful landlords in Tucson are those that focus on finding out what tenants want. The better their research, the more long-term tenants they find. Aside from filming amazing video tours and writing great property listings, these successful Tucson property owners respond quickly to the needs of their tenants. Here a...

 Building and maintaining a healthy relationship with your tenants can be critical to the success of your rental investment. For starters, having a good relationship with your current tenants can help greatly reduce your property’s turnover rate, and the loss of income from having vacant units. Tenants are also more w...

One responsibility that landlords have is being able to draft a legal lease agreement. A good lease is one that defines your expectations as a landlord as clearly as possible. Remember, you can’t penalize your tenant for something they know nothing about. For example, if you don’t have a clause on subletting, how will you...

Every tenant in Arizona has a right to be treated fairly and equally. The Fair Housing Act was passed by Congress in 1968 to bring an end to the discrimination that was rife in housing-related matters, from landlords to real estate professionals. Back then, housing discrimination based on race, for example, was commonplace. It was a ...

Usually, most tenants who sign a rental lease agreement in Arizona intend to stay for the entire lease period. But despite the good intentions, life happens, and it can force a tenant to break their lease. Some of the reasons for breaking a lease in Arizona include:Job transfer or job lossDivorceUpsizing or downsizingMilitary serviceLandl...

Are you thinking of renting out your Tucson home? If you are, then you’d be making a great move! The city’s real estate market is booming and is shaping up to become a haven for investors. The countless outdoor activities, prospering industry, and the near-perfect climate continue to drive demand for rental housing. So, r...

Long-term tenants are rewarding for landlords. Your investment returns remain steady, you’re under less stress, and rental operating expenses remain lower. Frequent turnovers, on the other hand, mean facing costly vacancies and spending more on maintenance and marketing. This can present a lot of inconvenience to property owners.Now...