As a rental property owner, you have the option to hire a property manager or handle management yourself. Many real estate investors choose to hire a manager to avoid the
How to Run a Tenant’s Credit Report
As a landlord or property manager, it’s vital to collect information such as previous rental history, including a background check and credit report. Why a Credit Report is Essential for
Dealing with After Hours Emergencies in Property Management
No matter how well you plan, emergencies can happen at any time – and often when you least expect it. As a landlord or property manager, it’s important to be
Why You Should List Your Rental With a Property Management Company
Are you thinking of renting out your home but dread the hassle of being a landlord? If so, you’re not alone. Being a landlord can be a lot of work,
Pros & Cons: Property Managers Vs. Property Owners
Looking to rent a new pad? The first decision along your path could determine the fate of your lifestyle for the duration of your lease: Will you rent from a
10 Tips For First-Time Landlords: How to Run a Rental Property in Utah
Are you a first-time landlord in the Beehive State? With so many aspects calling for your attention, you’re probably wondering where to start! There is a lot to consider when
What Landowners Should Look For: Make-Or-Break Property Management Practices
When you decide to hire a particular property manager, you are determining the fate of your property’s assets—from how well it will be treated by tenants to the amount of
What Does a Property Manager Do?
Owning a rental property can be a great investment. But, it comes with a lot of responsibilities. That’s why at Rhino Property Management we take care of the day-to-day operations
Tips for Multi-Family Property Maintenance
No tenant or landlord is in love with the aspect of property maintenance. After all, maintenance can be an inconvenience for both parties. However, it is a necessity for any
3 Tips for Tenant Retention
Every landlord dreams of having high-quality tenants occupying their properties. However, once you find those ideal tenants, how do you ensure they stay long-term, reducing vacancies and turnover rates? Keep
Apartment Upgrades You Can Negotiate with Your Landlord
Finding the perfect rental can feel like a never-ending battle. Maybe you’ve spent months finding a three-bedroom within your budget or a rental with a fenced-in yard for your pet.
Dealing with Property Damage: When to Charge Tenants
The Laws of the Land Much has been written about the laws which govern the landlord-tenant relationship, and for good reason. Too often, ignorance about these laws can lead one