Property Management Blog

A pool is a sizable extension of the house, so the most prized design will be one that remains useful long after installation. Although visual appeal remains the most important aspect to the residents, a practical pool is also one that is comfortable to use in the long term, econ...

Money problems are often framed as math problems. Spend less, save more, invest early, avoid high interest debt. All true. But in real life, personal finance is often less about numbers and more about nervous system management. A budget can look perfect on paper and still fall ap...

What if your rental home could help the planet and still feel warm and comfortable? Sustainability in rental properties is now more important as renters and owners look for ways to save power, cut waste, and use less water. New homes can use smart tools, better lights, and water-...

A loose stair, a wet floor, or a dark walkway can turn an ordinary visit into a serious injury. The pain may be the first problem, but it rarely stays the only one. Medical bills can pile up, work can be missed, and daily life can become harder to manage. At the same time, questi...

Thinking about adding an ADU to your property is exciting, but the planning can quickly feel like a full-time job. You need to find a designer, get city approval, and hire builders, all while keeping track of your budget. One missing form or late delivery can cause the whole proj...

It's 6 a.m., the goats are loudly unimpressed, and the gate latch you've been meaning to fix has finally given up. Sound familiar? Whether you have a few acres in the Ozarks or a wide pasture in the Texas Hill Country, sharing your land with animals means small details ma...

When the editorial team at Loterijuguru reviewed the 2026 concession data, one figure stood out immediately: 41.2% of multifamily properties across the country are now offering a rent concession. For budget-minded renters, that can make a noticeable difference to their monthly e...

The City Council Zoning Committee voted 12 to 6 on Thursday to advance a competing renters-rights proposal, setting up a collision with Mayor Brandon Johnson's own overhaul and leaving Chicago's rental market in a legislative standoff with no clear resolution in sight. T...

A policy exists to protect against worst-case losses, but coverage gaps routinely surface only after damage is done. Two mechanisms drive the exposure: payout limits that cap what an insurer will pay to rebuild, and categorical exclusions that produce zero payout for certain dis...

Few calls reach a property manager faster than a tenant with no hot water. The tank in the garage or utility closet has quietly aged out, and now the owner is paying for an emergency replacement, a plumber's rush fee and, in some cases, a rent concession for the inconvenience...