Advertise
the Property, Not the Purchaser.
Although written for sellers, the principles involved are applicable to
landlords looking for tenants as well.
Clean
Water Convenience. If you are searching for a way to make your
rental property stand out from your competition, consider a filtering
water faucet. At $200 to $400 for the unit, plus the cost of filters
the tenant will have to buy, you might consider them for higher end units,
or any unit where the municipal water supply is particularly bad.
Such a unit might also be offered as a premium to encourage lease renewals
or induce tenants to commit to longer leases.
Five
Keys to Successful Negotiation. This article gives an outline of
how to carry out a successful real estate negotiation. The concepts
are applicable to negotiating a purchase, or a lease with a new tenant, or
for that matter, non-real estate matters as well.
Net Minded
Tenants Want High-Speed Access. A majority of potential tenants
will be swayed in their decision to rent by the presence or absence of
convenient high speed Internet access. Make your property stand out
by bringing it into the information age.
No Sold If
There’s Mold. See how the latest bio-hazard panic could affect
your next deal – it also applies to your rentals.
Twelve
Steps to Equal Opportunity Housing.
This list of tips about Fair Housing Law
compliance should be of interest
to landlords and property managers.
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