Welcome To Our Property Management Blog
Our property management blog is designed to share what we know. Check out our educational and informative content that covers everything from marketing a home to handling the security deposit.
The Future of Remote Work and Its Impact on King County’s Housing Market
Yes, there is a mini-movement to get people back into the office. If you’ve followed the news, federal employees who were working remotely have been told to return to the office. Some of the tenants you’re renting to might be one of those federal job holders. In...
The Impact of Seattle’s Tenant Protection Laws on Property Owners
Oh, the laws. The tenant protection laws in Seattle. Navigating Seattle’s tenant protection laws as a real estate investor requires adaptability, diligence, and strategic planning. While these regulations create challenges, they also provide opportunities for...
The Rising Cost of Insurance in King County: How to Protect Your Investment
It’s more expensive than ever to insure your King County rental property. Rising insurance costs are not unique to real estate investors. Throughout the state of Washington, insurance premiums have gone up for home insurance, auto insurance, and health insurance....
Leveraging Data Analytics in Property Management
Do you know how to leverage data analytics when you’re managing your investment properties? If not, this is something you should explore, and we’re here for it. You see, technology has made a huge difference in the way we manage rental homes. It’s helped us with...
Balancing High ROI with Tenant Satisfaction: A Landlord’s Guide
You know why you decided to rent out properties. It was probably because you wanted to make money. That’s a good enough reason. We manage properties because we want to help you make money. However, rental investments are different from other types of investments....
Exploring Short-term vs. Long-term Rentals: Pros and Cons for Investors
Decisions, decisions. Should you rent out your property to long-term residential tenants who are likely to stay in place for a year…maybe even longer? Or, should you rent out your property on a nightly or weekly basis, creating a short-term rental that’s likely used...
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