Rentometer Blog

When you purchase a rental property, setting accurate rents is the most crucial step to keeping your rental operation running at a profit. As a landlord, you don’t want to outprice your local market.

As social distancing guidelines get tighter in many metro areas, property management companies need to work with tenants and landlords a little differently. 

Today, the best way to do this is through strategic digital marketing that will reach your audience, leave a positive impression, and get them to sign a lease eventually.

You need a rent estimate to know how much to charge for rent and how not to undersell your property. There are many different tools available and methods you can use to create an address rent report and determine how much your property is really worth.

To give you an idea on what can be accomplished, we have prepared a list of 6 ways to increase the attractiveness of your property to potential tenants this summer.

Most part-time landlords work a full-time job and manage their rental property on the side. If you're fortunate, you can balance these responsibilities most of the time. As you acquire more properties, however, that balance becomes harder to maintain. Here are 7 steps to help you move from a part-time to a full-time landlord.