All Forum Posts by: Hal Fitzgerald

I read a blog and it says pet friendly houses will attract more millennials. 

Normally, when someone moves out, if they leave early and keep the apartment in good condition, I offer to refund the rent for up to seven days. Many people will accept me if they can.

You can reduce the rent for this day and let the tenants choose where they want to live during the repair. Fortunately it is summer, otherwise it is very bad. The point is how you communicate.

I use Tellus too, it's an all-in-one app that I can manage all the stuff related to my rental property. Super convenient and all the services are free! 

Many people in the United States rent houses and invest in properties that are also rented out. If you are old enough to buy a property, the conditions are enough and you can become a landlord. Good luck!

I guess I'll look into this! 

If you haven’t listed it in your lease, you don’t have to. It seems your property manager is so unprofessional.

Can you take more appealing photos about it, maybe? Or you can think about the price, is it competitive in the market.

I'm not sure now. 

Sometimes it is because of the photos that you posted are not appealing enough. People are even not interested in your property. Or your price is much higher than other