As a Tenant, you’ve probably been there. Sometimes neighbors can get a little loud, be it from loud music at a party or maintenance work such as mowing the grass. It can be difficult to gauge what to do in these situations, so here are some tips on how to handle it. First, assess the ... » Learn More about Dealing with a Noisy Neighbor
Tenants + Owners
Kelsey’s Tip: Roof and Wall Repairs & Your HOA’s Responsibility
Roof leaks. Flooding. Burst pipes. Storm damage... As a homeowner, it’s possible that you could encounter any number of situations that result in necessary roof and wall repairs for your condo or townhouse unit. The good news is, your HOA may be responsible for some or all of the repairs since the ... » Learn More about Kelsey’s Tip: Roof and Wall Repairs & Your HOA’s Responsibility
Dealing with Vandalism
Hopefully your home has never been vandalized. If you own investment properties, you have multiple investments to protect. While it’s probably not the first thing on your mind when it comes to your properties, when vandalism happens there is first a feeling of violation, whether you’re a Landlord or ... » Learn More about Dealing with Vandalism
Video: You’re Not a Plumber! Why You Need a Great Property Manager
Managing your rental property isn't always what it's cracked up to be. Joseph Maggiore, Owner / Broker of Desert Dimensions Properties discusses the reasons you might consider finding a great property manager to do the job for you. ... » Learn More about Video: You’re Not a Plumber! Why You Need a Great Property Manager
Terrie’s Tip: How to Have a Successful Walk-Through
by Terrie Porter, Assistant to Joe Maggiore Anytime you move into or out of a rental, it's important to document the condition in which the property is received or handed over in the form of a walk through. This helps avoid potential discrepancies from landlord documentation which could leave you ... » Learn More about Terrie’s Tip: How to Have a Successful Walk-Through