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You’ve Decided to Rent Out Your Puget Sound Property, What Do You Do First?

You’ve Decided to Rent Out Your Puget Sound Property, What Do You Do First?

by Lisa Brannon | Mar 20, 2020 | Investing in Rental Properties, Owner Education, Property Maintenance

Renting out your Puget Sound property is an excellent idea. You’ll have the opportunity to earn some rental income while your asset grows in value. If you’re wondering what you need to do first, we have some tips for you.

Completing Tenant Maintenance Request to Ensure Quality and Satisfaction in Auburn, WA

Completing Tenant Maintenance Request to Ensure Quality and Satisfaction in Auburn, WA

by Lisa Brannon | Dec 20, 2019 | Property Maintenance, Property Management Education

Tenant retention is important; it helps you avoid vacancy costs and it ensures your property remains occupied and maintained.

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