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All Forum Posts by: Jenifer Kynor

Jenifer Kynor has started 66 posts and replied 271 times.

Post: Requiring Renters Insurance in the Lease

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Renter's insurance is very inexpensive and has so many benefits for the renter and the landlord. I always recommend that it be required for renters. Honestly, once they read about the benefits and how it protects them, renters rarely complain. It's a great safety net. 

Post: Pet policy with 3 cats tenant

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Like any animal, any damages or trouble they cause are more than likely the owner's fault. One suggestion I would have is to be pet friendly on a "case by case basis." You could require pet interviews before allowing any pets in the home. That would give you a little extra time and opportunity to meet the pets before deciding whether or not you're willing to rent to this individual. 

I personally have had cats and dogs that have never been destructive, but I have seen many cases where other people pets are. So if you're unsure I would suggest to do it based off of a pet interview. Just stick to what you are comfortable with!

Best,

Jeni

Post: Property Management Program

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Hi Victoria!

I will go ahead and reach out to you directly. 

Post: What's In Your Landlord "Toolbox?"

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Get The Tools You Need To Be A Successful Landlord. 

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Knowing how to price your rental is crucial to finding great tenants quickly. With TurboComp Rent Estimates you’ll get valuable insight on what comparable rental properties are going for in your area and stay up-to-date on market trends. Get your price right from the start and fill your vacancies with better tenants easily!

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Post: What's In Your Landlord "Toolbox?"

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Get The Tools You Need To Be A Successful Landlord. 

TurboTenant is revolutionizing the rental process by providing savvy landlords with cutting-edge technology that’s intuitive, powerful, and designed to save landlords time and increase profits. Landlording is not something to fear, which is why we believe that every property owner should have the tools to manage their properties easily.

Knowing how to price your rental is crucial to finding great tenants quickly. With TurboComp Rent Estimates you’ll get valuable insight on what comparable rental properties are going for in your area and stay up-to-date on market trends. Get your price right from the start and fill your vacancies with better tenants easily!

Get a TurboComp Rent Estimate Report Today!!

From Rental Marketing to a customizable Online Rental Application with integrated Tenant Screening including credit, criminal and eviction reports, TurboTenant has it all, in one free and easy-to-use platform. Start managing your properties the Turbo way and find better tenants today!


Experience how much easier being a landlord can be when you use TurboTenant!

Post: Pet policy with 3 cats tenant

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Hi!

In that situation, I would charge a much larger pet deposit and additional pet rent. If you are already planning to allow two cats, I couldn't imagine how much more additional damage a third would do.. Just make sure you are charging plenty enough to cover those potential damages. Also, with it being a one individual with three pets, I am sure she will be much more willing to pay the additional fee and rent rather than choosing a cat to take to the shelter.  I would also be very strict on making three the limit and put in the lease she is not allowed to adopt any additional pets. 

Those are just my thoughts on it and what I would do in that situation! 

Good luck! 

Post: Getting a Great Tenant

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Hi Steve,

I've listed a few ways that I think help strengthen your chances of finding a great tenant! 

1. Be a firm but fair landlord. Always treat your rental as a business first! 

2. Price your house at a fair price and set strict qualifications for your applicants to meet. 

3. Prescreen your tenants (income, credit, evictions, criminal). 

4. Walk your applicant to their car following  a showing and see what kind of condition they keep their car in. This will give you a better idea of the condition they'll leave your home in. 

5. Do a very in depth screening; full credit and background check, as well as an eviction report. Call previous landlords for references, and verify employment and income.

5. Always follow your gut feeling! 

Post: Market Your Rental Easily With TurboTenant

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Post & Advertise Your Property To Dozens Of Listing Sites For Free

Property marketing can be a pain in the butt. Traditionally, you’d have to post your listing to a variety of sites, figure out how CraigsList works, buy a sign for the front yard, and even possibly hire help to find new tenants. TurboTenant is changing the Rental Marketing world with the push of a single button.

Our Online Rental Marketing is free to landlords and simple to setup. In less than two minutes, you can create an online property description, upload photos, and with the push of a button syndicate your listing to over three-dozen property listing sites. We’ll also create a custom webpage for each of your properties and provide printable flyers to hand out at showings.

Never re-type your property description and listing information again!

TurboTenant is revolutionizing the rental process by providing savvy landlords with cutting-edge technology that’s intuitive, powerful, and designed to save landlords time and increase profits. Landlording is not something to fear, which is why we believe that every property owner should have the tools to manage their properties easily.


Start marketing your property online today and experience how much easier being a landlord can be when you use TurboTenant!

Post: Property Management Program

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Hi Victoria, 

There are many different types of software out there that assist with different needs. What are you looking for in a software? 

For example, are you looking for help with marketing, online applications and screening tenants? Or something to help with the accounting? 

Depending on what you're looking for I may have a few suggestions! 

Post: TurboTenant Reviews anyone?

Jenifer KynorPosted
  • Fort Collins, CO
  • Posts 273
  • Votes 91

Hi @Kyle Williams

I work with TurboTenant. I will reach out to you directly to see if I can get your questions answered.