Property Management Blog

Summers are a great time for enjoying outdoor space. And while coronavirus-related restrictions have been lifted in much of the country, many homeowners are still planning to spend more time in their own outdoor spaces this summer—and are looking for ways to transform their...

Depending on where you live, now might be an excellent time to sell your home. Although some markets are suffering due to economic insecurity, others are a seller’s dream. Inventory is low, and buyers are motivated by low interest rates. If you’re ready to put your ho...

More people are working from home than ever. And if you’re working from home, you need a space that not only allows you to focus and be productive, but also feels inviting, warm, and like a space you want to spend your time in.A recent article from realtor.com outlined...

Thinking of purchasing an investment property? For many, owning a rental can be a rewarding and profitable venture. However, there are many aspects of investment property ownership to consider before you dive in. Here’s a look at a few resources you can use to get started.&...

News Update: On March 16th, the fed announced a second rate cut in as many weeks, lowering interest rates to near zero amid fears of the coronavirus spreading. There has been a spike in refinance applications with mortgage rates at historic lows.If you’re a homeowner lookin...

If your senior parent or grandparent can no longer live alone, it may be time to bring them home with you. But, it’s best for everyone if you put some thought into the process without making a knee-jerk reaction. Remember, nobody wants to feel as though they’ve lost t...

While Americans still aspire to homeownership, their criteria for what makes a dream house have changed. In general, people are less interested in large properties and more inclined towards smaller, easier to manage spaces. This is especially true for baby boomers. One survey sho...

Downsizing is more than a trend – it’s becoming a way of life for people who want to simplify their lives and live more minimally. In fact, it’s hard to believe that downsizing used to be associated with seniors who sold their family homes and moved in with fami...

For senior citizens, moving to a new home isn’t necessarily about more living space or a bigger yard. In most cases, seniors are downsizing to a more accessible home, one that’s easier to clean and maintain. Mobility is often an issue with seniors, so a house that&rsq...