Frisco Property Management Blog

Landlords: Should you allow pets?

Almost every landlord has had a tenant that owned a pet. From chihuahuas, to kittens, to enormous Great Danes, pets are part of the family to those who raise them. Thatâs a problem, isnât it? If you allow pets, there will be damage. If you donât allow pe...

Looming Eviction? 5 Tips to Executing Drama-Free Evictions

No one wants to deal with an eviction. Unfortunately, it is something that every rental property owner deals with at some point throughout their property ownership. There are specific rules and regulations that you need to follow when executing an eviction. Keep these eviction p...

Maintenance Tips For Your Plano Rental Property

You’ve found the perfect property at the right price for your rental property investment. All you need is a tenant to move in, and you’ll be making money! Not so fast. You must perform routine maintenance on your Plano rental property to ensure it retains its value....

Overlooked Maintenance Hurting Your Rental Property

Are you frustrated by the amount of required maintenance your rental properties need? You aren’t alone. Studies show that 61% of property owners find that maintenance is a significant pain point. One way to ease this stress is to create a comprehensive maintenance schedul...

Pros Cons of Keyless Entry System

When it comes to keeping your home and family safe, you want to do everything you can to protect them. Along with the rise of the smart home and automated security, keyless home entry systems have become one of the first lines of defense for savvy homeowners. If youâ...

Ready to Grow? 5 Things to Look for in a New Rental Property to Buy

Purchasing one real estate investment property is a great way to gain experience and start your journey into owning an investment property. Once you gain experience and have a positive cash flow, you can begin to look for additional properties. Successful portfolio growth is abou...

Ready to Grow Your Rental Property Portfolio? 4 Steps to Take First

It’s smart to start your real estate investment portfolio with one property. This gives you a chance to learn the business and understand what’s expected of you. As you become more confident and established, you’ll begin to consider expanding your rental property portf...

Safety First: 5 Tips to Evaluating the Safety of Your Rental Property

As the owner of a rental property, it is your landlord's duty to ensure that your property is safe for the tenants inhabiting it. Should someone get injured on the property, you could be found liable if you allowed the property to fall into an unsafe condition. Regular ...

Screen Applicants Finding Tenants

Having the right tenants in your commercial or residential rental property can make all the difference in the world. Even a single uncooperative tenants can create situations that can cost you dozens of hours and thousands of dollars to handle. The most important thing ...

Simple Ways To Know If Your Property Is Ready To Be Rented

You own a home, and you want to start renting it out. How do you know when it's ready for new tenants? What tasks need to be done to ensure that everything is in working order? Are there any laws you need to comply with? We’ve created this quick and easy guide to help you...