It's perfectly natural for most first-time renters do not understand the benefits of renters insurance. Most think the insurance that the landlord has on the dwelling will cover them. After all, they don't own the home they are living in. But unfortunately, they are wrong. Rental Dwelling Policy's only cover the home itself on behalf of the homeowner. Not the renter. The renter must get renters … [Continue reading] about Benefits of Renters Insurance
The 4th Quater National Association of Residential Property Managers (NARPM) vacancy survey has been published. The data the survey collected indicates that the trends in Ada & Canyon county vacancy rates increased .17% from 1.66% in the third quarter of 2019 to 1.83% in the fourth quarter of 2019. Ada County increased .02% and Canyon County increased .54% this fourth quarter of … [Continue reading] about NARPM Q4 2020 Vacancy Survey
Do you wonder how you can build your credit as a renter? Have you ever heard the saying; you must have credit to build credit? In order to get a loan, you need credit history; however, the only way to build credit history is to take on debt with credit cards and/or loans. What if your one of many who do not want to start off in debt in order to build your credit? Here at RentWise Property … [Continue reading] about Building credit as a renter
Hiring a property manager can be similar to car shopping. Is it big enough? Small enough? How much maintenance will be needed, how much will it cost me? It can be time-consuming and at times tedious but both are typically large investments that need thorough consideration. So how are you supposed to know what you should ask a potential property manager? After being in this industry for over 8 … [Continue reading] about 3 Things to ask a Property Manager
We are still seeing very low vacancy rates and increases in rents. Here is a summary: Ada & Canyon county vacancy rate increased just slightly from 2.0% in the second quarter of 2018 to 2.2% in the third quarter of this year. Overall the largest vacancy decrease was in multi family units in Canyon County which went down .7%, while Ada County also increased by a mere .3% this quarter. Ada … [Continue reading] about Investors! Q3 Vacancy Report
