Rentometer Blog

Here are five ways a home security system can build value for your rental.

If your property is in a state where electricity or gas is deregulated, one of the best ways to help your new renters as they’re settling in is to give them a crash course on how to set up utilities.

How do you go about attracting qualified tenants? Check out these top tips for finding the right renter for your property.

The easiest way to do so is by focusing on the décor, so here are a few ideas that might help you touch-up your rental through the amazing power of decoration.

Whether you're looking to rent your property, it's a good idea to analyze the rents in the area. Understanding what the market is like before getting too excited over a price will save you a lot of time and anguish.

To help you avoid these problems, we have created a list of the five most common ways homeowners are causing damage to their properties. So, let’s check them out.

We’ve provided a list of things to consider when choosing the location of your next rental property and a few tips for making your rentals safer no matter where they are.

Having our own swimming pool in the backyard is more than a childhood dream. It’s a landscaping feature and a stylish add-on to your home.

Here are some tips about spring maintenance tasks to do not only this year but every year.

Are you looking to get your property rental-ready? With just a few updates, you can maximize your return on investment (ROI) and avoid costly liability issues, maintenance, or grievances down the road.

It’s not hard to find a suitable property manager. You just need to look for certain qualities.

Here is a quick guide that will help you discern between landlord or tenant responsibilities in a rental property.

The following are the top communication tips for landlords.

Following these steps will ensure the best quality air in your home and will help prevent the conditions that can promote mold.

Setting prices on rental properties can be tricky, but don’t panic. Although you do have to set a price, rent prices are not permanent. As a landlord, you can always adjust the rent through a fair process and time if the conditions are appropriate. Here are 5 key factors to consider when setting rents.

Finding the perfect tenant is like looking for a needle in a haystack sometimes. With so many people looking for rentals these days, it can seem like everyone is a good fit for your property.

When a tenant damages your property, you are dealing with one of two situations.

Utilize the upcoming spring season to take care of maintenance issues, spruce up your property, and to set yourself up for a profitable year ahead!