Property Management Kit For Dummies For Dummies Lifestyles Paperback
Thinking about becoming a landlord? Property Management Kit For Dummies, 2nd Edition gives you proven strategies for establishing and maintaining rental properties, be they single family or multi-resident. You’ll see how to prepare and promote your properties, select tenants, handle repairs, avoid costly mistakes and legal snafus — and meet your long-term goals. You’ll learn all the basics of the rental housing business — from finding and showing properties and dealing with tenants to record keeping and paying your taxes.
Now you can find out if you really have what it takes to successfully manage rental property and you’ll learn all about the various options for hiring someone else to manage your property for you. You’ll find out the right way to prepare your properties for prospective tenants, set the rent and security deposit, clean up properties, and verify rental applications. In no time at all, you can become a top-notch manager by working efficiently with employees and contractors to keep your properties safe and secure. Find out how to:
- Manage your time and money wisely
- Acquire a property and prepare it for tenants
- Make your property stand out and attract tenants
- Keep good tenants and get rid of bad ones
- Collect and increase rent
- Evaluate the different types of insurance and understand income and property taxes
Complete with lists of ten reasons to become a rental property owner, ten ways to rent your vacancy, and the ten biggest mistakes a landlord can make Property Management Kit For Dummies, 2nd Edition will help you achieve your dream of being a successful rental property owner.
User Ratings and Reviews
5 Stars Very readable
Even if you are going to hire a property manager, I still highly recommend this book. It gives you excellent tips on working with a property management firm and the tax benefits available for landlords.
5 Stars Great Resource!
This is a great book for those just starting out and those who’ve been doing property management for a while. Its a great reference to keep around and the CD has lots of good stuff too. I’m glad I bought this…I threw out many of my other book!
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