Many rental property owners reach out to us because they need help maintaining their properties. Whether they live in another state or they need help with the logistics behind maintaining this extra property, we are happy to help. Here at Rhino Property Management, we offer many different services. Some of
Looking for a smart way to make a passive income in this uncertain time? Rental properties are an excellent source of supplemental income. Of course, owning a rental property isn’t a small undertaking, but it can be economically viable with the right planning, safeguards in place, and the help of
Finding the right tenant can be one of the most challenging (and rewarding) aspects of rental property management. It’s a tedious process that takes up a lot of time and can leave you feeling quite overwhelmed. It can be difficult, even for experienced property management companies, which is why we
Winter is already upon us, but if you’re managing several properties or have had a busy schedule, winterizing your properties might not have been at the top of your priority list. However, it’s not too late to get the job done. As the days continue to stay short and the
After investing some of your hard-earned money into rental properties, one may find themselves in a bind upon realizing that it is difficult to maintain the property and keep it occupied to ensure you get a return from your investment consistently. A property manager can help collect rent, schedule and
Maintaining a rental property can be hard work. Keeping up with inspections, maintenance, evictions, and lease renewals, feeling like you’re caught up on everything may seem like light-years away. Hiring a property manager or management will help you sleep at night while your money continues to flow.
Though property sales have seen an increase, the prices these properties are going for aren’t as high as many sellers would like to see. For those times when you’re watching the “For Sale” sign on your lawn get faded by sun and rain, considering a different route in regards to
Every landlord has one goal in common: the best tenant. It’s an ambitious goal. Finding tenants that respect the rented space, pay dues on time, and are easy to communicate with are all things we can hope for and find. But the key to a better tenant is to be
It can cost you significant time and money to attract and keep ideal tenants, but it’s far more costly to remove ones that are less than exemplary. Instead of waiting for a lease to end only to find you need to make costly repairs to your property before a new
A major responsibility that a landlord is legally required to fulfill is creating a habitable living space. This is legally enforced by a tenant’s “warranty of habitability.” The details of what makes a living environment habitable depend on what state you are in. In general, though, here are some key
If you’re considering moving into a home that has an HOA(Homeowners Association), you probably have a few questions. The quality of the HOA that you are moving into will vary depending on where you are moving, as no two HOAs are the same. Before making a decision to move into
“Section 8 Housing” is the phrase often used to refer to the Housing Choice Voucher Program, a federal program enacted to help low-income families better integrate into the public housing market. We’ve found that many landlords are hesitant to dive into the world of low-income housing, wary of coming across
