Property Management In New Orleans
August 11, 2022
Requiring renters insurance could be a great idea for the landlord. Here's a quick post on why it's a good idea to require it.
March 2, 2022
Have you ever signed a lease without being sure that the tenant would pay? Landlords and property managers rarely realize how costly renting to a poor tenant can be. It can lead to thousands of dollars of lost revenue over the lifetime of their tenancy combined with numerous headaches in your everyday […]
January 5, 2022
One of the most common disputes you may have with tenants is late rental payments in New Orleans or not paying at all! Tenants who don’t pay rent can cause a number of problems. They can hurt your bottom line and lead to legal issues. No fun! To reduce the risk of […]
December 29, 2021
Looking for ways to keep pests out of your rental properties? When you own a rental property, it’s important to manage all aspects of it, including pest control. As a property owner, you don’t want uninvited guests like bugs, or worse rats, to take up residence in your home. Allowing a pest […]
December 16, 2021
Have you been wondering why your tenants in New Orleans, LA do not renew their lease? Tenant retention is a challenge for many property owners and managers. If you find you have a high turnover rate and struggle with retaining tenants, there could be some root causes that can help you solve […]
December 9, 2021
If you’re a landlord in New Orleans, you’ve probably had a turnover rate higher than you’d like from time to time. The turnover rate for the rental units in Louisiana overall is a bit higher than that of other states. The goal to lower vacancy rates and a higher rate of ROI […]
December 2, 2021
Issues for landlords in New Orleans can make property management somewhat frustrating. From tenants being late with the rent, damage to units, tenant turnover and vacancy rates it seems never ending. Being aware of potential problems before they arise can make the job easier. Here are five frequent issues the majority of […]
October 28, 2021
Hurricane season lasts for almost six months every year, which begins in June and ends in November. With New Orleans ’ climate and topography, flooding in some areas is unavoidable. It can pose significant safety and resiliency threats, so it is vital that a property manager in New Orleans, LA should plan […]