Have you been managing your own income property, or have recently purchased an income property? Maybe you’ve taken some steps to set up your rental unit but aren’t sure if you’re doing everything right. Or, maybe you’re finding that managing all the details of your investment is a bit more time consuming than you’d originally […]
Managing a rental unit or several units takes time and effort that many people simply can’t dedicate to have a successful income property. Turning to an experienced DC property management company can make life easier for both you and your renters, allowing you to stress less about your investment. But what should you expect when […]
When you have an income property, you have the option of managing it yourself or having a professional property manager do it for you. Running a rental property is a business, and handling all aspects of your investment involves more than making sure the property itself is taken care of. You’ll also need to manage […]
Whether you’ve been renting out your income property for years or this is your first time as a landlord, it can be a lot of work to get a property ready to rent. Even if your unit is in good condition or is a new-construction build, not every property is automatically considered to be rent […]
As a landlord, it’s part of your job to handle the necessary repairs at your income property. Even if you have a property manager take care of these tasks for you, you still need to have disposable income ready for everything from minor repairs to emergency ones. While having available funds for repairs is essential, […]
You take precautionary measures when it comes to your investment property, but did you know that tenant notification should be among them? Proper notification for your tenants can not only help protect your investment property, but improve communication between you and your tenants for a sustainable, mutually-beneficial relationship. At FAS Management, we know that the […]
Do you have a basement apartment you’d like to rent out, or are moving into a new home and want to rent out your old place? It’s important to know that you can’t just have tenants move in—there are certain steps to take to prepare your home to be a rental unit in Washington DC. […]
When you need a property manager in DC or are considering becoming a property manager, consider that DC property managers are required to be licensed. In order to become licensed, property managers in DC must pass a test. Who does DC consider to be a property manager, and what type of license are property managers […]
With over 11,000 people moving into Washington DC every year, there’s certainly a demand for places to rent. People are looking for neighborhoods that provide a mix of quiet spaces, access to public transportation, and exciting things to do and see on the weekends. What DC neighborhoods represent the strongest rental markets? The following areas […]
If your current renters’ lease is up or you have a new rental unit you’re considering putting on the market in Washington DC, it’s important to consider your timing. Depending on your unique rental property, there are peak times of the year to put it on the market. Whether your unit is designed for a […]
