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Time and Convenience Is Money When Collecting Rent

February 6, 2020

You probably have a love/hate relationship with collecting the rent from your tenants each month.

You love getting paid for your work as a landlord who provides a safe living environment for your tenants. However, you probably hate actually collecting and logging checks, electronic payments, and tracking down tenants who haven't paid on time. 

How can you make it easier to collect the rent from tenants in your Novi property? What payment options should you consider for tenants? 

Here’s a quick look at several payment options and how you can incorporate them into your rent collection system to this task easier on yourself.

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Do You Think Property Management Is an Expense? Think Again.

February 6, 2020

You might think that adding a property management service to your rental property business is another expense. Could we change your mind on that? Challenge accepted! 

What if working with a Detroit Metro property management company to manage your properties saved money for you—instead of adding more costs? What if the time you saved working your job as a landlord made it even more worthwhile?

When you have investment properties, you handle regular property maintenance. Landlords also deal with many day-to-day tasks, like collecting rent, answering phone calls and emails, and following up on tenant maintenance requests. 

As a business, your goal is to save money along the way to get more longterm profit from your investment. Here are five ways that a property management company saves you money to improve your bottom line. 

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Managing a Rental Property Out of State

February 10, 2020

While purchasing rental property out-of-state offers limitless investment opportunities, it also presents some logistical challenges that may be hard to overcome. Even the most organized investors cannot be in two places at one time if they live outside of Michigan. Thus, several problems can arise when an investor is unable to manage a property or engage with tenants.

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