Rentometer Blog

Get your property ready before the first big storm to avoid a potential disaster, and keep your tenants comfortable all winter long.

A decision to rent your own place doesn't mean you can just put it for a rent and your job is done. In order for it to be successful and to really earn your money, first, you need to make sure that your place is livable and attractive to potential tenants.

Although property renting is fairly straight forward, there are still things that new tenants must watch out for and check before they rent.

In the recent years, homeownership is in decline, as the millennials are becoming the leading generation on the housing market, and the vast majority of them do not plan to change their rental property for a home anytime soon.

As we look at the challenges landlords and property managers face going into Q1 of 2021, the new normal is accepting and adapting to change.

Here are four steps to take to safeguard your investment ahead of catastrophe.