As a property owner, your rental properties represent more than just buildings; they are valuable investments and critical sources of income that deserve careful protection. At StreamPMG, we understand that protecting your assets goes beyond maintaining the physical property. One of the most critical factors in safeguarding your investment is attracting and retaining responsible tenants—people who pay on time, respect the property, and contribute to a positive community atmosphere. Effective applicant screening is the foundation of finding these ideal tenants and minimizing potential risks, and as a property management company dedicated to supporting your interests, we make this process our priority.

Whenever someone breaks an agreement, it creates several problems that are typically difficult to correct. Like all problems, there are things we can do to prepare ourselves for these types of circumstances to protect our investments and reduce the impact they can have on our wallets. To help our fellow real estate moguls, we have put together these insights that will help you navigate lease breaks with confidence.

Local building codes are liable to change at any time. The state will inform property owners of any changes and provide time for them to modify the apartment or dwelling accordingly. However, sometimes these notifications can be lost or ignored, putting tenants and landlords in an uncomfortable situation. Understanding tenant rights and landlord obligations is crucial to reaching a fair and lawful housing arrangement.