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Should Your Property Manager Be Paying Your Bills For You?

MANAGING RECURRING BILL PAYMENTS IS NOT THE BEST USE OF YOUR PROPERTY MANAGER’S TIME OR RESOURCES

Call me old-fashioned, but I still prefer to go see my doctor when I’m feeling sick. I could go online and attempt to self-diagnose and try some things that Google Search has curated for me, but when it comes to my health, I prefer to invest in working with an expert. Living my healthiest life seems worth the time and expense.

The 3 Pros and Cons of Hiring a Property Management Company

SMART INVESTORS DO THE MATH AND SEE THE VALUE, BUT NOT WITHOUT SOME TRADEOFFS

The general idea behind investing is to commit to an asset that will make money while you sleep. You’re looking for passive income and you want your money to work for you. Real estate investment puts a check in all of these boxes, if you can skillfully identify properties and scenarios with the greatest upside.

What To Do When Your Property Manager Asks You To Add Them To Your Insurance

SMART INVESTORS KNOW THAT THEIR PROPERTY MANAGERS ARE PART OF THEIR TEAM AND WANT TO MAXIMIZE THAT RELATIONSHIP

Oftentimes, when property owners are new to working with a property management company, they’re a bit hesitant and cautious, the way many people are when they take their vehicles to the mechanic. It’s natural to be skeptical when it comes to high ticket items like cars and houses and with homes it’s even easier because most people have more experience with property upkeep or collecting rent than they might have diagnosing an odd sound coming from the engine.

New Housing Laws in Connecticut!!! Nexus Property Management Clients Are Already Covered

VERY LITTLE WILL CHANGE FOR CT PROPERTY OWNERS WITH NEXUS MANAGED RENTALS

There’s no doubt that the residential housing market is a bit stuck across the country due to low supply and unfavorable interest rates. According to the National Association of Realtors (NAR), there were roughly 15,000 CT homes on the market in January of 2019. This January, that number was a paltry 3,600!!! 

How Best To Address Pets As A Rental Property Owner

PETS CAN BE A HEADACHE, A CONSTANT POINT OF CONFLICT, OR AN ADDITIONAL REVENUE STREAM

As of 2023, 66% of American homes have a pet and 78% acquired a new pet during the pandemic. With over 65 million households owning a dog, and millennials being the largest pet owning age group, it’s inevitable that successful landlords are going to need a plan and may need to be more flexible than they have been in the past if they want to maximize rental property returns.

Nexus Property Management’s Jesse Mayo Talks Real Estate Investment in Central Massachusetts 

PROPERTY OWNERS IN WORCESTER NEED PROFESSIONAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT: IS THE SAME TRUE IN YOUR CITY OR TOWN?

Jesse Mayo is the owner and operator of Nexus Property Management’s Worcester, Massachusetts franchise office. He opened his doors in 2020, during the Covid pandemic, and due to early success recently bought and moved into a new mixed-use building on the corner of West Boylston and Mountain Road up in Greendale.

You Bought A Rental Property With No Parking Area: Now What?

USE CAUTION WHEN BUYING A RENTAL PROPERTY WITH LIMITED PARKING OPTIONS

One major goal everyone should have as property owners is to create hassle-free tenant experiences. If you’re providing the value you promised, tenants aren’t upset and that means there’s limited conflict and you can rest easy. The worst-case scenario is that there’s some issue that you just can’t fix, something that lingers, that just won’t go away and let your tenants forget that you exist.

The Risks Of Renting Out Basement Apartments

BE CAREFUL RENTING OUT UNITS THAT AREN'T ON THE BOOKS

Basement apartments come in all shapes and sizes and quite often basements can be fully furnished and renovated into great places to live and rent…but that is not always the case. In Arizona, where most of the properties we manage are relatively new, many having been built in the last 40 years with the oldest dating back to just the 1950’s, basement tenancy may be more appropriate.