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There comes a time when every landlord finds himself/herself in a difficult position of having his rental property occupied by a tenant who is not paying rent, or is making a nuisance of himself and causing problems for other tenants, or is causing immense damage to the rental unit, or his/her conduct makes it impossible to continue with a landlord/tenant relationship. Though, state laws governing eviction vary significantly, the following are a few tips to help landlords finding themselves in the unpleasantly messy situation of evicting a tenant.
Wed, 09/26/2007 - 11:05 | Staff
Most investors who buy a rental property collect rent every month and sometimes even lose money. But, there is a better way and every two years you can even double your income.
Some of the advantages of a rental are all the deductions. I have a way you can keep those deductions and charge a larger amount of a deposit that is equal to the monthly lease. If they break the lease, or are late with the rent, you get to keep the deposit no questions asked!
Let me show you why my clients and I lease-option our properties instead of rent them out.
Wed, 09/26/2007 - 11:02 | Staff
Would you like more prospective renters to walk directly into your leasing office every day? Are you committed to delivering a strong, effective branding message for your community that’s visible to thousands of prospects each day?
A "super-charged" signage program can positively impact your community as it delivers a marketing message that sells. It also helps to create your own brand and establish a "look" that clearly identifies who you are and what you have to offer.
Let's look at how a properly-designed and executed signage program can deliver positive results for you:
Wed, 09/26/2007 - 10:56 | Staff
Q. What steps can I take to simplify billing and payment on my PGE accounts?
Wed, 09/26/2007 - 10:44 | Staff
The asphalt pavement at your property represents a significant financial investment. A new parking lot of 100,000 square feet can cost $250,000 or more to construct, depending on such considerations as required subgrade prep and traffic.
Wed, 09/26/2007 - 10:36 | Staff
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