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What Is Normal Wear and Tear on a Rental Property in Texas?

December 5, 2017 by Jason

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Do you remember wandering through “grown up” stores as a kid, scared to touch anything? We all knew the rule that guided (or was supposed to guide) our every movement: “You break it, you buy it!”But does that rule still apply? For rental properties, yes!You just have to know the difference …
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Filed Under: Blog, Property Management Tagged With: DFW Property Management, Leap property management, Property damage, Property management, Rental property repairs, Tenant lawsuits, Wear and tear

How to Prevent Tenants From Damaging Your Rental Property

September 20, 2016 by Jason

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A landlord’s first priority is to keep their property in good condition. But tenants obviously use the house, so there will be normal wear and tear. The trick comes in distinguishing normal use from damage. So where do you draw the line between the two? It’s somewhat subjective, but here are …
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Filed Under: Blog, Property Management Tagged With: Damage, Property damage, Property maintenance, Screening tenants, Tenant application process, Tenant eviction

Investors Beware! The Risks of Using Unlicensed Contractors

March 15, 2016 by Jason

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If it sounds too good to be true, it probably is. You've likely heard that phrase before, but it's worth repeating when it comes to hiring contractors. Unlicensed contractors usually bid lower, appealing to those trying to save a little – but the bargain may not be all it seems. When a …
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Filed Under: Blog, Property Maintenance Tagged With: Contractors, Property damage, Property maintenance, Rental property repairs, Unlicensed contractors

4 Security Deposit Tips for Smart Landlords

February 23, 2016 by Jason

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Security deposits are funds you hold in case there’s more than typical wear and tear to your property when a tenant moves out. The amount you charge for a security deposit matches the risk of the tenant, which you find out during the background and credit check. A security deposit is supposed to …
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Filed Under: Blog, Property Management Tagged With: Deposits, DFW Property Management, Keeping financial records, Property damage, Security deposits

Landlords: How to Handle Damage to Your Rental Properties

January 26, 2016 by Jason

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Property damage. They’re two very simple words that make a landlord cringe. It can happen at any time, day or night, when a property is occupied or vacant. Two of the most common and potentially devastating causes of property damage are leaks and flooding. Here are steps we take to recover from …
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Filed Under: Blog, Property Maintenance Tagged With: DFW Property Management, Property damage, Property management, Rental property repairs

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