Property Management Blog

Tenant Portal: 5 Benefits of Online Portals for Owners and Tenants

With a total of 44,590 houses for rent added to the San Antonio, TX, housing market from 2012 to 2022, more people than ever are part of a tenant-landlord agreement.If you are a landlord this means that as renting becomes more common so does the ease of managing tenants and livin...

The Cost of Cutting Corners When Managing an Investment Property

Who doesn't love a good deal? As a landlord, when faced with the cost of necessary property maintenance, you might be tempted to go for a less expensive option that lets you get a repair solved quickly, so you and the tenants can return to the norm.Then, two weeks later, the ...

Rental Leasing: How to Decrease Vacancy Rate With Creative Leasing Strategies

If you're trying to improve your real estate portfolio, managing rental units can help you grow your income. On average, individual landlords raked in approximately $46,000 in income in 2019.You'll multiply your real estate investing potential when you have the help of a ...

Hertz Close to Bankruptcy: Times Are Changing!

Throughout the 80s and 90s, I worked as a traveling salesperson. For years, I’d fly out on Monday and return home on Friday, working my way from the western 14 states across America. In many ways, I loved being a salesperson. Flying was easy back then. As my career grew,...

4 Reasons to Own a Rental in San Antonio

San Antonio is an excellent destination to own rental property for many reasons. The city continues to attract military personnel, young professionals, families, and retirees due to a low cost of living, high projected job growth, and 220 days of sun per year. Consequently...

San Antonio Offering Rent Assistance to Residents

Over the last six weeks, over 30 million people have applied for unemployment. That tally only continues to rise. Even for the millions who have kept their jobs, employers show signs of uncertainty with salary cuts and furloughs. The entirety of America is experiencing fin...

Rent Is Due: San Antonio City Council Rejects Proposed Eviction Delay Measure

On Thursday, May 14, 2020, the San Antonio City Council rejected a proposed ordinance that would have forced landlords to perform additional measures before evicting tenants. The ‘Proposed Right to Cure Process,’ rejected with a 5-6 vote, would’ve required landlords to prov...