There are many ways to invest in real estate. How you diversify depends on your objectives, allotted time, and risk tolerance. Investors looking to build long-term wealth will want to build a diversified real estate portfolio.
Building a Commercial Real Estate Portfolio: Should You Diversify? Read Full Article »
Being a great landlord takes time and effort, but it is essential to keeping good tenants.
Six Traits of a Great Landlord Read Full Article »
When you’re an owner or landlord, selling a tenant-occupied home can be a real hassle.
5 Steps to Selling a Rental Property with Tenants in Place Read Full Article »
Every relationship needs a little work. Find out how small changes can help improve the communications between the homeowners in your condo building and your HOA management company.
Improving Communications Between HOA Management & Homeowners Read Full Article »
Whether due to a job change, a growing (or shrinking) family or because hybrid employment allows you to work from Hawaii, you may be faced with deciding whether to sell or rent your residential property.
Sell vs. Rent? The Pros and Cons of Being a Residential Landlord Read Full Article »
Hiring the right construction management firm is often as important as the construction company completing the project. From years of experience to managed budgets and a host of other considerations, its important to conduct your due diligence when researching potential firms to assist with your construction management project. Of course, if you've already got a great working relationship with your current property manager or real estate company, they might be able to provide you with the needed construction management services you require – just ask!
What to Look for When Selecting a Construction Management Team Read Full Article »
Being a landlord is hard work and demands specific skills. Even those well-suited to the role make mistakes—especially at the beginning.
Seven Common Mistakes Landlords Make with DIY Property Management Read Full Article »
Recently a tenant in a residential building we manage approached the property manager to ask for a recommendation on a REALTOR® to list their unit for sale.
Benefits of Using Your REALTOR® for Property Management and Sales Read Full Article »
Landlords and commercial property managers find themselves beset by all sorts of concerns. Routine repairs and ordinary expenses. Changes in the competitive landscape and shifts in local zoning codes. Tenant complaints and specific compliance tasks. It’s enough to make one’s head spin.
Commercial Property Management Safety for Landlords Read Full Article »
According to the Project Management Institute, poor communication is the #1 reason for project failure. This is especially true in commercial construction projects due to the multiple stakeholders—the developer, architect, contractor, subcontractors, consultants, suppliers and investors.
Why Communication Matters in Commercial Construction Read Full Article »
