Property Management Blog

Blog Post COVID-19 & Property Management
By Middleton Street Property Management - Sunday, April 5, 2020

COVID-19 & Property Management

People all around the world are concerned about their health and well-being, as well as the business implications, related to the spread of the Coronavirus. Our first priority is the safety and well-being of our owners, tenants, vendors and our team. As you all know the chall...
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Blog Post Advantages of Having a Property Management Company
By Middleton Street Property Management - Sunday, March 22, 2020

Advantages of Having a Property Management Company

Do you own a rental property and have been managing it for a while but you are not enjoying it? Having a rental property can be a great way to get additional cash flow, but it comes with its sets of responsibilities. Unfortunately, most people don’t know that being a landlo...
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Blog Post Looking to rent out your house?
By Middleton Street Property Management - Sunday, March 15, 2020

Looking to rent out your house?

Deciding if you should rent your home can be a tough decision. There are several factors you need to take into account before deciding if it is a good idea to rent out your home. The first factor is knowing if you will have a positive cash flow. You also need to know if there...
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Blog Post Credit Checks Are Essential
By Middleton Street Property Management - Sunday, March 8, 2020

Credit Checks Are Essential

The best forecaster of future behavior is past behavior. This is why credit check and criminal background check are so important. You will get a better understanding of how responsible and reliable your prospective tenant is. You can never have too much information. All of th...
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Blog Post Questions To Ask Prospective Tenants
By Middleton Street Property Management - Sunday, March 1, 2020

Questions To Ask Prospective Tenants

One of the most important tools that you have as an owner to protect your investment is a quality tenant. Tenant screening is a vital part of the leasing process so today we have a set of questions that will help you gather information in order to evaluate a prospective tenan...
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Blog Post Photography for Property Management
By Middleton Street Property Management - Sunday, February 23, 2020

Photography for Property Management

Advertising plays a key role in successfully renting out your rental property. Properly marketing your rental property will increase your number of applicants. You want as many applicants as you can. The more applicants you get the more you have to choose from the most likely...
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Blog Post Increase the Value of your Rental Property
By Middleton Street Property Management - Sunday, February 2, 2020

Increase the Value of your Rental Property

As a rental property owner, you are always thinking of ways to increase your property value. A simple way of increasing your property’s value is by enhancing your property. On a side note, we highly encourage that you always make repairs once a tenant moves out. This will h...
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Blog Post Financial Freedom Through Real Estate
By Middleton Street Property Management - Sunday, January 26, 2020

Financial Freedom Through Real Estate

A very attractive feature of investing in rental properties is that the demand never ends. People always need a place to live, so you know that real estate is an investment that will last.    The first thing you have to do is a plan. There are a ton of different renta...
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Blog Post Inspections: What to Look For
By Middleton Street Property Management - Monday, January 6, 2020

Inspections: What to Look For

Performing property inspections is an important part of being a landlord because you want to keep your investment in great shape. Lack of regular maintenance to your property could endanger its value. Even if you have a good tenant, routine inspections can help prevent big pr...
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Blog Post Reduce Vacancies
By Middleton Street Property Management - Sunday, December 29, 2019

Reduce Vacancies

It is in your best interest to minimize the number of vacancies in your properties. You need to avoid vacancies because if a tenant isn’t paying rent then you are not receiving cash flow and you have to pay for the property’s monthly expenses. Ultimately you are losing mo...
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