Rentometer Blog

When you're in charge of a rental property or community, much of what you do every day focuses on making your tenants happy. Impressing current tenants retains long-term renters and pull in potential new occupants, thanks to positive online reviews.

Use these tips and ideas to build your fall maintenance list and add anything specific for your property.

Investing in new features for your rental property can help increase the number of applicants interested.

Your marketing efforts should be geared towards the largest pocket of tenants, which is currently the Millennial generation. Here are tips to help you with your property marketing plan and how best to reach this large generation of renters.

At Rentometer, we wanted to know more as well. We’ve partnered with the American Apartment Owners Association (AAOA) to bring you a special Virtual Real Estate Roundtable. 

Although it probably never hurts to try talking a landlord into lowering the rent, there are certain situations in which you’re most likely to be successful. Keep these in mind as you hunt for apartments.