Manage Your Costs and Expenses Every winter season, landlords and property managers both look to cut costs and minimize repairs. For good reason too. While rent prices are rising and rent payment default is easing in the post pandemic period, costs have to be addressed.  Whether it's labor, and product, supplies and materials shortages or…

Rental Unit Turnover and Tenant Churn Now in 2022, we're seeing higher rental apartment and house rental churn rates because people are moving for new employment, lower rents, and making other post pandemic adjustments. Property managers might feel powerless to reduce that occurrence and control the losses for landlord owners. Having to renovate and remodel…

Helping Work from Home Tenants We've covered the high cost of tenant turnover, late rent, rent default, and more here on the ManageCasa blog.  For apartment managers, the issue of keeping work at home tenants leased is pressing because they're likely to move. Work at home is great, until the cracks in the beautiful picture…

New Flooring for Your Rentals? One way to keep your best tenants and keep cash flow rolling for the rest of 2020, is to consider some refurbishments or even upgrades. Flooring is one that comes to mind in the spring and right now, materials might come at a discount. New Flooring is a good rental…

Landlords Want to Make Money What's the top question most landlords ask today? It has to be, "how do I make more money?" If you're asking revenue type questions, then perhaps you're not meeting earnings expectations. If your owners and landlords are putting the heat on, you need to take the quest more seriously. We've got…