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Have you been finding it hard to capture the interest of prospective tenants for your Orlando rental? Or have you been facing more tenant turnovers in the past months? If you’ve been experiencing the following situations then it’s high time to consider new solutions such as implementing rent concessions. How Do You Define Rent Concessions? As an Orlando property owner, there are instances where you need to be more flexible with your leasing terms. If you need to generate more interest in your rental, then offering rent concessions could be the …

As time goes on, renting a house is becoming a more and more popular choice among both young and middle-aged families. After all, homeownership is not right for everyone. Taking into account the benefits and advantages that a rental home can bring, it is no wonder that many opt for renting rather than buying. However, not all that glitters is gold, and even choosing a rental home can be quite a pain in the neck, especially when it comes to moving into a new house or apartment. If you plan a move, then it is of utmost importance that you know al…

There seems to be a continual debate when it comes to the ideal length of a lease. Some landlords prefer a month-to-month lease, while others choose a minimum of one year. Each has its advantages and drawbacks, depending on the needs of both the tenant and the landlord. If you own a Florida rental property, you're in luck. We here at [State Property Management LLC](State Property Management) have written this article tp help you make a decision of which type of lease is better for you. Definition of a Month-to-month Lease As the name implies, t…

Savvy landlords are always careful when it comes to considering the type of tenants to rent to. They carry out extensive interviews and rent to tenants based on the outcome of their thorough screening process. Sadly, the same level of scrutiny doesn’t apply to tenants’ guests. That’s why it is important to have rules in place to help answer the question “when does a guest become a tenant?” This post will seek to answer that question and provide you with some tips on how to protect yourself and your Florida investment property if a guest overs…

As a landlord, you’ll likely have to evict a tenant at some point during your career. Multiple reasons may lead to this, like nonpayment of rent or violation of the lease agreement. Florida has an exhaustive eviction process in place and all landlords within the state must follow it and other landlord-tenant laws to successfully legally remove a tenant from their premises. The first step in the eviction process begins with serving an eviction notice. Eviction notices simply tell the tenant what they have done wrong and what they must do withi…