Evernest Property Management Blogs

In this article we're going to share everything you need to know to get your home rent-ready before you move.

Today, we'll explore effective strategies to keep professional tenants out of your rental property and set yourself up for a successful, long-term tenancy.

Let’s take a closer look at the concept of a turn, and how a professional property manager might be able to help.

If you’re a landlord with a swimming pool on your property, you may be wondering whether listing the property as a rental is wise or even possible. The answer is yes but there are a few key considerations to remember.

In this article, we’ll explore the importance of Rental Property Insurance, what coverage typically includes, how to obtain coverage, and a general overview of associated costs.

Setting the right market rate for your rental property is crucial for attracting quality residents and maximizing your income. Whether you're a seasoned landlord or just dipping your toes into the rental market, finding the market rate for your rental is essential for success.

If you’ve ever dreamt of turning your property into a source of passive income, you're not alone. These days, it’s common to explore the idea of renting out your house to cover mortgage payments and taxes. But, before you dive into rental property ownership, let's unpack the essentials to ensure you're well-prepared for this financial endeavor and can make the most of it.

As a landlord, particularly if you plan on managing a rental property yourself, it is essential that you read The Uniform Residential Landlord and Tenant Act (URLTA) in full. This resource is full of crucial information related to the landlord-resident relationship and is an important tool in your property management toolkit.

As a landlord, managing a rental property comes with its fair share of challenges. Among them is the perpetual task of distinguishing between normal wear and tear and resident-related damage. Striking the right balance between maintaining a property’s integrity and addressing tenant concerns can be a delicate dance.

As a landlord, your responsibilities extend far beyond just collecting rent and managing tenants. One often overlooked but critical aspect of property management is HVAC (Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning) preventative maintenance.