Many property managers face challenges when it comes to setting rent for tenants. With research, market familiarity and a working formula, setting the right rental rate will pay off.
You can learn a lot from other property managers. Here are a few tips from other managers on how to keep your tenants happy and your property filled to capacity.
By: Sam Barrett - December 2008 -
NewsHome builders from across the nation gather at the 2009 International Builders’ Show to learn more about home building trends and technology, like green building.
The Energy Efficient Commercial Building Tax Deduction for energy-efficient materials in buildings was extended through 2013. The deduction applies to building materials and equipment like lighting, HVAC, roofs, siding and more.
3D sketching software makes do-it-yourself CAD concepts easier than ever.
Your customers want to go ‘green’ with building projects that help the environment and save costs. But upfront expenses can be significant. Here's how to justify the investment.
Going ‘green’ is admirable, but comes with a pricetag. How to evaluate costs of environmentally sound practices and services so your efforts don’t sink your bottom line.
As the economic crisis continues to drain the bottom line, property managers may be looking for ways to cut corners on inspections and their associated fees. But now’s not the time to compromise safety or quality.
The current recession has forced business owners to re-evaluate their pricing structure with respect to job estimates and supply expenses. Guidance from experts can provide a blueprint as to how to improve margins.
Property Maintenance Services Info at LOWE'S for Pros. Your tenant services or property management services can make the difference for your renters
Social media has changed the way companies advertise. Now more than ever, small businesses can promote themselves online by targeting customers and expanding their networks, often for little or no cost.
As a small business owner, it can be easy to get lost in work when trying to ensure the stability of your business. But having a proper work–life balance can be vital to not only your health, but the overall health of your company.
Apartment and multi-family housing rental amenities go beyond the obvious today: rental community Internet portals, breakfast and more.
Is stainless steel a fad? Are most people looking for fancy or functional? What is the next big thing in appliances?
There currently are 40,000 job boards on the Internet, with more to come. Here is advice about how to put them to work for you in your searches for qualified construction and building trade candidates.
Cash flow has been called the lifeblood of business, so follow these tips to keep on the positive side and eventually increase it. Landscaping contractors can keep a steady cash flow by utilizing credit, discounts and contracts, and by planning for the future.
To attract tenants who are moving into your market, a property manager should advertise online and establish relationships with big employers. Going that extra mile will help you lease your properties in no time.
By: LowesForPros Staff - August 2009 -
NewsThe latest news, advice and information from building construction and managment professionals across the United States.
Reduce the chances of an audit by avoiding these typical audit-triggering tax moves.
Tenant Screening help from LOWE'S for Pros. Learn helpful information on landlord tenant laws and landlord tenant disputes.
Make sure visitors to work sites follow safety procedures. Accidents can result in expensive lawsuits for personal injury caused by negligence.
Creating a partnership requires blending philosophies, dividing duties and turning cooperation between friends or family into a successful business. Follow these guidelines to avoid problems in the future.
Pest Control Contract Information at LOWE'S for Pros. Hiring an exterminator or signing a contract for pest control is a big decision. Let us help.
There are many considerations when devising your marketing strategy. It’s easy to make a mistake and head down the wrong path, but it’s never too late to rebound from a failing marketing strategy.
As a property manager, you get to give potential tenants tours of the available units. Be sure you have addressed these deal breakers before showing them around, and you’ll increase your chances of getting the lease.
