By Laurie Mega

Even before the coronavirus outbreak, rental payments were going through something of a revolution. The once ubiquitous check or money order has been giving way to more secure and immediate forms of payment, from credit cards to Continue reading →

By: Laurie Mega

This is the second in a series of posts to help single-family property managers make their leasing processes more efficient, reduce costs, and increase profits. This article will highlight the top lessons taught by Propertyware’s training team Continue reading →

When consumers are looking for rental properties, one of the first places they check is social media pages. Landlords have understood the power of social media for some time now. Yet despite understanding how powerful a marketing tool it can Continue reading →

Appropriate Rent

One of the best ways landlords in Houston can appeal to tenants during COVID-19 is to set an appropriate rent amount. Do your research to see what the current market rent is and set it as close as Continue reading →

Winter is nearly upon us. The days are getting shorter and the chilly air is no doubt finding its way into your rental property, making your tenants uncomfortable and the heating bills increase.

Now is the time to think about Continue reading →

Summer’s in full swing, and we think there’s no better time for your renters to get outside and enjoy the warm weather. And for owners whose property includes a yard, patio, or porch, this means keeping up with your landscaping Continue reading →

Fire safety is always top of mind for rental housing managers, so here are 5 fire safety tips for property managers for the weekly maintenance checklist from Keepe.

According to the Insurance Information Institute, fires in property structures not Continue reading →