A big part of any landlord’s responsibility is dedicated to property maintenance. As a landlord, you’re required to prevent issues by regularly maintaining the unit and enforcing lease agreement policies. When you don’t have current residents, you also have the duty to make sure your properties are rent-ready. When property damages occur in the rental,
Below we have attached the 2020 Owner Meeting Documents. These documents have been mailed out as well for your records. Profit and Loss Budget
Fair Housing Protected Classes In Idaho Congress passed the Federal Fair Housing Act was passed in 1968. The Act illegalizes discrimination in housing matters based on 7 protected classes. The Fair Housing Act protected classes are the following: Color Race Disability Religion National origin Familial status The Act aims to ensure every American citizen is
Below we have attached the notice of dues increase beginning January 1st, 2021. These notices have also been mailed for your records. Notice of Dues Increase
At a general owner’s meeting on Monday, November 02, 2020 convened at the ReMax Real Estate office conference room, a motion was made by Helen Beitia and seconded by Cheryl Anderson to raise the monthly HOA dues from $125.00/month to $150.00/month beginning January 01, 2021. The motion passed unanimously by those in attendance. Of the
Are you looking to rent out your home in Pocatello? You aren’t alone in this. Investing in Pocatello real estate is popular for a number of reasons. Renting out your home comes with numerous, potential benefits. The upsides include the potential for paying down your mortgage and opening up a stream of passive income. While
Part of being a landlord is learning to deal with resident issues. If you’re not comfortable with confrontations, it’s best to learn to develop your communication skills. Additionally, you should also prepare for evitable situations, so you can gain the right framework for approaching a problem beforehand. As a proactive landlord, conflicts will not come
Topic: Hidden Valley Townhome Annual MeetingTime: Oct 29, 2020 05:00 PM Mountain (Meeting to start at 5:15pm, zoom call to open at 5:00pm) Join Zoom Meetinghttps://zoom.us/j/99973289399?pwd=a3lBVVhGU2FaazZycmVlOXFiUHJCQT09 Meeting ID: 999 7328 9399Passcode: Hidden Congratulations to Selenia on being reelected for another 3 years and thank you to Norris and Joseph for their continued service on the board. Below are the
Utility spending is a significant portion of a landlord’s operating expenses, especially if the residents are not responsible for paying their bills. Like any business owner, a landlord wants to minimize costs while maximizing their return. There’s been a movement toward energy efficiency in today’s society, where people are doing their part to conserve the
Asking for a security deposit before a resident moves in is essential to your financial security as a landlord. This deposit acts as a way to encourage your resident to pay their rent on time and follow the rules of the lease agreement so that they can get this deposit back. That being said, this