Keeping your Boston rental property occupied is required if you want to earn any money in the short and long term. Your tenants pay your rent, which contributes to the mortgage, insurance, taxes, and other expenses associated with your investment. Placing any warm...
Pets are cute and sweet and they make great companions, but are they really all that beneficial to your rental property? After all, they can be messy. They can shed. They can scratch at floors and dig up gardens and try to bite the neighbors. It’s true that allowing...
Thanks to the popularity of remote work, Boston workers no longer feel the need to live within commuting distance of their workplace. That opens up a lot of possibilities for both buyers and renters who are looking for a new home. According to census data from 2020,...
Boston landlords and tenants need to follow all of the local, state, and federal laws that apply to rental housing. As a property owner, you need to know these laws to protect yourself and your property. Your investment is worth a lot of money, and you don’t want to...
A well-maintained Boston HOA is safe and secure. The well-being of your community members should never be in danger, and safety must be important to the HOA leadership and the entire association. If you’re not already taking every measure possible to establish and...
Regular property inspections might seem unnecessary when you’re renting out a Boston property to a great tenant who rarely has any complaints or requests for maintenance. If your investment property is new and in great condition, you might feel like there’s no reason...
