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Blog Post Where to Buy Your Rental Home: A Guide to Investing in Orlando from a Professional Property Manager

Where to Buy Your Rental Home: A Guide to Investing in Orlando from a Professional Property Manager

As an Orlando Property Management company, we know that location is the foundation for success when purchasing a new rental home in the Orlando area. While we’ll explore additional investment strategies in future posts, today’s emphasis is on the harmonious relat...
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Blog Post How to Rent Your Home in an Orlando HOA – Advice from a Professional Community Manager

How to Rent Your Home in an Orlando HOA – Advice from a Professional Community Manager

When purchasing a rental property within a community or homeowner association, your responsibilities are no longer limited to just the home itself. As a community member, you’ll be expected to abide by the rules and regulations of the association and pay either a monthly, q...
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Blog Post Steps to Handle an Eviction Process in Florida | Orlando Property Management Advice

Steps to Handle an Eviction Process in Florida | Orlando Property Management Advice

Florida’s eviction process for nonpaying tenants is relatively standard. As a general disclaimer however, please keep in mind that your individual process may vary depending upon your tenant lease. Our Orlando property management team has outlined the most important po...
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Blog Post Hurricane Matthew – What Central Florida Residents Need to Know

Hurricane Matthew – What Central Florida Residents Need to Know

As Hurricane Matthew inches closer, Central Florida residents are stocking up on supplies and frantically checking the weather for updates. If you’ve made it out to the grocery store, then you probably already noticed the crowded parking lots, dwindling water supplies, and ...
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Blog Post Garbage Disposal Tips – Cleaning, Repair, & Care

Garbage Disposal Tips – Cleaning, Repair, & Care

A garbage disposal is a handy appliance primarily used to shred food waste into smaller pieces that won’t clog pipes. As such, only biodegradable items should be places in the disposal.Many homeowners and/or tenants take for granted the practicality of this appliance as wel...
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Blog Post Airbnb – A Different Kind of Property Management

Airbnb – A Different Kind of Property Management

I recently took a family trip to Charleston, South Carolina. While there, we all stayed in an Airbnb property. For those of you who don’t know, Airbnb, founded in 2008, is a hospitality marketplace for travelers looking for unique, short-term accommodations. Your options in...
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Blog Post Should I Hire a Property Manager?

Should I Hire a Property Manager?

We understand that having a property manager is not for everyone. The same way we understand that some investors would never think of not having one. The truth of the matter is that it’s not for everyone. Many thoughts and questions may go through your mind before hiring on...
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Blog Post Calling all renters! Beware of rental scams this rental season!

Calling all renters! Beware of rental scams this rental season!

Just this past month, our company became a victim to two rental scams. Thankfully, one was a quick fix (as quick as hitting the “report this listing” button on Craigslist). The other scam, however, was not as quick of a fix. It took our company almost 48 hours to reso...
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Blog Post Condominium Leak? Who is responsible?

Condominium Leak? Who is responsible?

Leaks represent one of the most common issues affecting condominium unit owners.  If you’ve experienced a leak in your condominium, you know there (unfortunately) is almost never a straightforward or consistent process. “What steps should I take?” “Wh...
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Blog Post Orlando’s Hot Rental Market Is Good News For Owners

Orlando’s Hot Rental Market Is Good News For Owners

The residential rental market boom continues in central Florida, which is great news for Orlando area property owners. As home purchase prices continue rising and wages stay nearly flat, more low- and middle-income people find themselves unable to purchase a house, which means th...
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