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How to Build a Strong Landlord-Tenant Relationship Screen Your Applicants. Make A Good First Impression. Provide Clear Expectations. Communicate Well. Offer Convenient Solutions. Stay Organized. Be Professional.
Success in tenant management begins with choosing the right tenant. A good property manager should have a strict tenant screening process before leasing out the rental property. Screening begins with asking your potential tenants to fill out a rental application.
7 Tips on How to Keep Tenants Longer Address Maintenance Concerns Quickly. Be a Good Landlord. Know What Amenities Tenants Want. Be Proactive with Lease Renewals. Encourage a Longer Lease. Treat Tenants Fairly. Enforce Rules without Going Overboard.
How to Complete a Rental Walk-Through Checklist Inspect Every Room. Check for Safety. Test for Plumbing Issues. Check That Appliances Function Properly. Open Cabinets and Drawers Attached to the House. Check The Backyard (If Applicable)
10 tactics to up-level your tenant management Dont scrimp on the tenant screening. Use a professionally written lease agreement. Manage professionally with tough love Make it easy for the tenant to pay their rent. Keep the good tenants youve worked so hard to find. Renters insurance is a must-have tenant requirement.

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While landlords are responsible for maintaining the home, you can expect your tenants to be responsible for keeping the home clean and free of trash, pests, and problems. Tenants can be required to change air filters and even take care of lawn care, as long as thats stipulated in your lease.
It is imperative that you use the Move In/Move Out Checklist in each of your California rental properties and for each tenancy. Utilizing the move in checklist at the beginning of the tenancy allows both the landlord and the tenant to note the condition of the property, room-by-room.
Tenants have the responsibility of not allowing garbage, debris, and other waste to accumulate. Trash should be disposed of regularly. Maintaining plumbing fixtures. Tenants must do their best to keep all plumbing fixtures they use, such as the toilet or shower, in good condition.

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