You’ve finally put your rental on the market, and a prospective tenant has the cash needed to cover rent, security deposits and a pet deposit for their cat. They have a full time job, and a checking and savings account. But wait. There’s the matter of their credit. It’s OK now, but they had …
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You were savvy enough to purchase homeowner’s insurance right after closing on your rental property and landing new tenants. That was just step one, however. It is smart to make updating your homeowner’s insurance an annual practice as part of your property management, in Washington D.C.
When people hear the term quick property face-lifts they often think of cheap fixes, full of gimmicks, that are going to end up costing more than just money in the end. For the long term, as a landlord will need to address major repairs and maintenance on your rental property. Your DC property manager …
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As a landlord you have the right to seek potential tenants with good credit and references. And if you want to rent your property to friends or colleagues, you certainly have the right to do so. But when it comes to advertising, showing properties, and dealing with tenants, it’s important to keep fair housing laws in mind.
