How can your nose help protect your rental property?

Your senses can tell you a lot about what has gone on in your property. Rent Perfect President David Pickron provides guidance on how using your senses during a move-out inspection can tell you the hidden stories of property and help protect your investment. 🏠 The Rent Perfect system helps investors become successful "lazy" landlords by managing efficiently with ease, starting with the initial [...]

What should I do if I find "squatters" at my rental property?

Incidents of squatters are on the rise around the country, and may be coming to your home soon. Rent Perfect President David Pickron provides insight on what to do if you find that squatters have occupied your property. 🏠 The Rent Perfect system helps investors become successful "lazy" landlords by managing efficiently with ease, starting with the initial application and background check, to [...]

Can I make additional changes to a lease my tenant already signed?

As long as the landlord has not already signed the lease, additional changes are possible. However, making additional changes will require the tenant to sign the lease once additional changes are made. Follow these steps to reopen the lease for additional changes once a tenant has already signed: 1. Click "View Details" under the tenant's lease information. (This button is next to "edit [...]

How can landlords protect themselves from fraud?

We've all been victims of fraud one way or another... even if we don't know it. Rent Perfect President David Pickron shares six simple ways to help protect you from fraud. You can link here to freeze your credit with Experian: https://www.experian.com/freeze/center.html 🏠 The Rent Perfect system helps investors become successful "lazy" landlords by managing efficiently with ease, starting [...]

What happens if my tenant's payment is returned by the bank?

Payments may be returned by the bank if there is not enough money in the account to cover the payment (insufficient funds) or for other reasons such as a closed account, frozen account, inactive account, or invalid account number. The payment processor will charge a $25 returned payment fee to the landlord, which can then be passed onto the tenant. Tenants agree they will be responsible for any [...]