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Are you looking for qualified renters to stay on your property? Tenant screening is essential for a variety of reasons! For one, it helps reduce the chances of needing to evict the tenant for lease violations down the line. It also ensures a more steady rental income. What’s more, a tenant screening can aid in preventing damage to your property. You might find yourself having to undertake more frequent repairs and renovations if you rent to someone who doesn't take good care of the property. In other words, vetting tenants is an integral part o…

One of the most important steps that you can take to attract quality tenants is to ensure that your rental property is physically appealing and easier to market. This is the reason we recommend Landlords spend a certain amount of their budget for renovations and improvements. But it’s important to be careful when planning for renovations to make sure that you stick to your budget. Some rental property owners lose a huge amount of money when they go overboard with the improvements. According to our expert property managers at Brentwood Square P…

One of the best ways to reduce the amount of time your rental property sits vacant, attract qualified tenants, and maximize your income is by investing in effective and marketing. But as a landlord, its common not to know where to start. Luckily, we at Brentwood Square have put together the following article to help you make the most of your property marketing. Invest in High Quality Photography When it comes to listing your rental home, the first thing you should do is create high quality and appealing photos of your rental property. As stat…

There are so many reasons why a home-owner would want to rent out their home, from job relocation to the need to upsize or downsize a property. You may also want to hold on to your Nashville longer in anticipation of rising property values. But no matter the reason for doing so, renting out your home does come with some great benefits. You may be able to gain cash flow and tax savings, as well as increased wealth through rising home values. But for you to enjoy these benefits, you’ll need to get some things right. Being a landlord present a c…

Disclaimer: Please note that the information provided in this blog is intended for general guidance and should not be considered as a replacement for professional legal advice. It is important to be aware that laws pertaining to property management may change, rendering this information outdated by the time you read it. Tennessee landlords have a responsibility to abide by the Fair Housing Act (FHA). The act requires that landlords and other housing providers like home sellers and mortgage lenders treat their clients fairly and correctly. This …