To become a successful rental property owner, you must improve your occupancy rate and minimize vacancies. When your rental property is occupied, it generates income and cash flow that are needed so you can pay for your expenses. However, even if your rental home is vacant, you still need to pay for the expenses that […]
McCaw Property Management founder Kyle McCaw was recently featured in an article for Top Agent Magazine. Click here to read the article [PDF] […]
A lease agreement is a set of rules that both parties, the landlord and tenant, agree to abide by during the entire term. Typically, a lease runs anywhere between six months and a year. It is a legal contract! A lease can be established either verbally or through a written agreement. As a landlord, it’s […]
Being a remote landlord is not something to fear. Technology has made things convenient for landlords to buy a property and manage it from a distance. We recognize the challenges faced by long-distance landlords who are operating their rental homes from afar. This is why remote landlords must concentrate on the foundation of good property […]
Real estate investors have the option to rent their property for a short or long-term period. Many choose to market a long term rental, however, not all properties are suitable for it. In this article we will discuss the difference between a long-term and a short-term rental along with their advantages and disadvantages. We hope […]
When you rent out a property for someone else to live or work in, invariably, one of the main topics of conversation between yourself and your tenant will be regarding repairs. These repairs can cover any aspect of the property too, from a leaky faucet to damage to the roof. Normally, a landlord would be […]
It is inevitable that a tenant causes damage to your property at some point during your career as a landlord and usually occurs in one of two ways: normal wear and tear or excessive property damage. As a landlord, telling the difference between the two types of damage can help you avoid conflicts with your […]
Operating a rental unit can be a major source of both regular and passive income. But when looking to expand your rental business and create new revenue streams, it can be a challenge without raising your rent. Raising the rent may turn tenants away or discourage them from renewing the lease. So, you may ask […]
Once a prospective renter shows interest in your property, you’ll want to schedule a property showing. Generally, most prospective renters will not sign a lease agreement until they’ve physically inspected the property. But what if your current tenant has yet to vacate your unit? In this case, it’s still possible to show your occupied rental […]
Competing landlords in Dallas may price their rentals at the same rate. But what sets them apart from each other are the different conveniences they offer to a renter. As each prospect will have different needs, they prioritize some amenities over others. For example, a family residing in a rental home will require more outdoor […]