As a landlord, you know how important maintenance is at your rental property. Regular maintenance helps maintain the property's value and keeps tenants satisfied. Part of the routine maintenance falls on you as the landlord (or on your property... (Read More)

Renters insurance isn't a requirement. But it is something that should be strongly considered. It offers many perks for both landlords and tenants. One of the top benefits renters insurance provides is the relief in knowing that there is coverage... (Read More)

We all know that security deposits reduce the likelihood of your rental unit becoming damaged. What you might not realize, is that there's a right and wrong way to handle them. If you aren't careful, you might even run into legal issues. Every... (Read More)

As a landlord, you have a lot of responsibility. You need to be aware of housing laws, and how those laws affect your rental property; you need to keep up with maintenance demands; and you need to manage all of your financials. If you're... (Read More)

Are you searching for an apartment? Renting has a lot of perks compared to purchasing a home. When you rent, someone else typically handles the maintenance, you often get additional perks in the form of amenities, and you can pick up and move with... (Read More)

When tenants are looking for a place to rent, one of the things they may notice is how secure the property is. People will feel better about renting a residence that makes them feel safe. Making a few improvements on the security front can help... (Read More)

There are many flooring types that you can consider for your rental property. You've probably seen a variety of rentals that offer wall-to-wall carpeting. On one hand, carpeting can be more affordable than hardwood. Plus, carpeting is cozy and has a... (Read More)

At PMI, we believe it's very important it is to screen your tenants. This is to ensure that you end up with the right people who will care for your property and pay the rent on time. Establishing a good tenant-landlord relationship goes beyond... (Read More)

One way to improve occupancy rates is to allow your tenants to have roommates. However, if you go this route, you'll want to proceed with caution. The thing is, renting to roommates can come with a little more risk, which is why you want to take... (Read More)