The short answer is an emphatic YES. SHORT EXPLANATION If you don’t add your property manager as additional insured, and you and/or your property manager are sued by a neighbor, tenant, visitor, etc. for something related to the property, you will be required to pay...
Rental vacancies are a real estate owner’s worst nightmare; they mean losing income and a lot more work for you. If the vacancy lasts too long, it can be a substantial financial burden on your property. Check these few tips to keep your properties occupied and find...
One of the most significant decisions you’ll make as a landlord is whether you should hire a property management company. Many landlords manage properties on their own or with an employee’s help, such as a resident manager. But sometimes landlords need more help, and...