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Working With the Newest Generation of Renters

The newest generation of renters is here: tech-savvy and idealistic this newest generation of renters has entered the market.   WHO IS GENERATION Z? Generation Z is the second wave of millennials who were born between the mid-90s to early 2000s--roughly 25% of the U.S. population. Unlike the first wave of millennials, Generation Zers grew up during the Great Recession, and as a result are...

Boise Investors Enjoy Peak Benefits on Their Properties

The Boise metro area has grown tremendously over the past two years. In fact, 2017 and 2018 Idaho has been the fastest growing state (tied with Nevada 2018). The growth, combined with several other factors have made Boise area an investor’s dream.   How Boise Is Working For Investors GROWTH. Boise area has a lot to offer, and people are taking notice. Whether it is the wealth of...

Rent Control: What To Know

The Treasure Valley is booming. We are seeing an influx of people. In fact, Idaho was the nation’s fastest growing state in 2017. As a result, the demand for housing has gone up. For most of 2018, way up, and both sale and rental prices increased dramatically. The increase in prices is good if you own an investment property. Without any extra investment in time or money, you get more for your...

Our 6 Step Tenant Screening Process

Check out any blog about property management and one of the questions that is on the top of the list is “How do you screen tenants?” You need to know because good tenants will make you money and protect your investment; bad tenants will cost you money and time. Of course you have your preferences, however you are bound by federal law to abide by Fair Housing Standards. How does your property manager...

Have You Heard of “Throw Away Carpet”?

If you are a homeowner, you are a business person. Your home is an investment and to get the most out of it, you have to care for it. Regular maintenance, repair, and upkeep are essential--and all the more so when you have an investment property. You want to make sure your property is cared for and in good shape at the lowest possible price to ensure you get the maximum return on your investment. If you...

What’s Included In Your Management Agreement?

A property management company isn’t hard to find. How do you tell a good one from a bad one? You want to know who will come through for you and get the best return on your investment. Of course, you want someone who will make your life easier. Before you select a property management company to work with, make sure you know what is included in your management agreement.   We are a full...

5 Ways We Safeguard Your Property

You bought an investment property to make you money and you want the greatest return on your investment.  You care about your investment and you want the people who rent it to care about it, too. Here are a few ways that we make sure your property is in good hands: 1. We have a comprehensive application process that includes credit and background check. We verify employment and income;...

Questions to Ask Your Real Estate Agent When Buying an Investment Property

When you are looking to buy an investment property, there are some things to consider if you’d like to get the top rent. Some things you may know from buying your own house. But there are some factors that you need to consider when you are buying a home that someone else might live in. Your real estate agent is going to be your main source of information, especially if you are not in the area to...

The Importance of Clean Gutters

Gutters are a very important part of your property. Gutters are designed to catch the water that rolls off the roof from rain or snow and carry it to an area where it can drain properly. This keeps water from collecting in areas that cannot drain and lead to water damage in other parts of the property. Any time water damage is involved, there is a potential for mold proliferation, extending the damage from...

Wear and Tear or Damage?

Misconception and unrealistic expectations plague the property management industry. Both tenants and owners have ideas about who should pay for required maintenance and what maintenance is required. Property managers walk a tight-rope everyday, balancing an owner’s expectations for income and service with Fair Housing standards and state laws protecting tenants’ rights.   Most questions...

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