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Blog Post How to Screen Tenants Effectively

How to Screen Tenants Effectively

By TD Home Team Tuesday, November 12, 2024
If you’re a landlord operating a rental property, it’s no surprise you want tenants who will pay rent on time and create the least problems for you. This makes it vital to know how to screen tenants effectively beforehand. It’s much simpler to prevent head-on is...
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Blog Post Rental Property Maintenance Checklist for All Seasons

Rental Property Maintenance Checklist for All Seasons

By TD Home Team Friday, September 20, 2024
As a property owner, so much goes into maintaining your properties, especially if you decide to rent them out. Regular maintenance keeps your tenants satisfied and minimizes the risks of seasonal damage to your property. That’s where a rental property maintenance checklist ...
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Blog Post 4 Effective Rent Collection Strategies for Landlords

4 Effective Rent Collection Strategies for Landlords

By TD Home Team Friday, August 16, 2024
One of the most challenging tasks of owning a rental building is enforcing timely rent payments. Unfortunately, this seemingly simple and straightforward job can be a major hassle when your tenants are troubling or uncompromising. For such issues, you’ll need to apply rent ...
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Blog Post Why Rental Real Estate Investors Fail?

Why Rental Real Estate Investors Fail?

By TD Home Team Friday, June 21, 2024
Seattle offers high demand for housing and other lucrative real-estate opportunities; there are some pitfalls to avoid. This blog provides an overview of some factors to understand why rental real estate investors fail. Understanding these factors as an investor helps you navigat...
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Blog Post 4 Common Tenant Complains and How to Deal Them

4 Common Tenant Complains and How to Deal Them

By TD Home Team Tuesday, June 11, 2024
Regardless of how well a property is maintained, you can’t completely escape from tenant complaints and issues. As a landlord, you or your property manager will always be busy solving one problem or the other. If you want to avoid this constant chaos, the best you can do is...
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Blog Post 5 Steps to Onboard New Tenants in Washington

5 Steps to Onboard New Tenants in Washington

By TD Home Team Friday, May 24, 2024
5 Steps to Onboard New Tenants in WashingtonIdentifying a well-suited tenant for your rental unit is the initial step in property management. After choosing the tenant, the other critical phase is onboarding. This optimal process creates the backdrop for a positive landlord-tenan...
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Blog Post How to Reduce Tenant Turnover

How to Reduce Tenant Turnover

By TD Home Team Thursday, May 16, 2024
Tenant turnover refers to the timeframe during which your current tenants leave, vacating your property until new ones arrive. The US is experiencing a quite high tenant or apartment turnover rate. In 2019 alone, 17% of Americans vacated their apartments due to housing issues. Th...
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Blog Post How Often Does Rent Increase | When to Increase It

How Often Does Rent Increase | When to Increase It

By TD Home Team Tuesday, April 30, 2024
If you’re a landlord, you know how tricky increasing the rent of your estate can be. You want to earn as much as you can but also don’t want to scare away good residents. So what’s a reasonable increment amount, and how often does rent increase in general?In thi...
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Blog Post How to Use AI for Property Management

How to Use AI for Property Management

By TD Home Team Thursday, April 11, 2024
Do you want to streamline your property management practices efficiently? In the real estate industry, managing properties is important in ensuring the success of the investment. From maintenance, resident communication, and security to financial management, property manager...
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Blog Post Normal Wear and Tear vs Damage in a Rental Home

Normal Wear and Tear vs Damage in a Rental Home

By TD Home Team Friday, March 29, 2024
Normal Wear and Tear vs Damage in a Rental HomeUnderstanding the difference between a home’s normal wear and tear vs damage is essential for both landlords and residents. It’s especially important for landlords because 48% of them stress over property damage caused by...
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