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Blog Post The Day I Made Our First Hire

The Day I Made Our First Hire

The late-night bank reconciliations were becoming all too frequent. Still, I kept thinking I needed more revenue before I considered hiring someone to assist our newly formed property management company. Then, in February of 2021, all of that changed. More details in another blog...
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Blog Post Houston Landlords’ Guide to Emotional Support Animals and Fair Housing Compliance

Houston Landlords’ Guide to Emotional Support Animals and Fair Housing Compliance

If you own rental property in Houston, you have likely encountered a tenant who says they have an emotional support animal or service animal. These requests can feel confusing, especially if you have a no-pet policy or charge pet rent. However, assistance animals are not treated ...
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Blog Post A River or a Reservoir?

A River or a Reservoir?

I started reading (ok, listening…. but I firmly believe it still counts) the book Becoming More by Dianna Kokoszka. The book begins with a quote:“People are rivers, always ready to move From one state of being into another. It is not fair to treat people as if t...
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Blog Post Houston Landlords: Green Home Improvements That Attract Better Tenants

Houston Landlords: Green Home Improvements That Attract Better Tenants

“If two rentals cost the same, I am choosing the one with lower utility bills.” That is something Houston landlords hear more often than they might expect.Houston’s rental market is competitive, and tenants have plenty of options. Today’s renters are not j...
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Blog Post Extreme Weather in Houston? How Landlords Can Safeguard Their Properties

Extreme Weather in Houston? How Landlords Can Safeguard Their Properties

When one storm can wipe out a year of rental income, preparation is no longer optional.For Houston landlords, extreme weather is not a distant risk. It is a recurring reality. Research shows the region has faced more than two dozen federally declared disasters in recent decades, ...
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Blog Post Navigating Winter as a Property Manager in Texas

Navigating Winter as a Property Manager in Texas

As the temperature drops and winter takes hold, homeowners and tenants alike must be well-prepared to handle potential challenges related to freezing weather. How we handle our freeze protocol plays a crucial role in ensuring the well-being of tenants and the longevity of our pro...
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Blog Post July Book Club Review: E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber

July Book Club Review: E-Myth Revisited by Michael E. Gerber

In the vast world of entrepreneurship, aspiring business owners often find themselves overwhelmed with the intricacies of starting and running a successful venture. However, there is one book that stands out as a guiding light for budding entrepreneurs - "E-Myth Revisited&qu...
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Blog Post June Book Club Review: Rich Dad Poor Dad

June Book Club Review: Rich Dad Poor Dad

During this month's Women in Business Book Club, we discussed the book, "Rich Dad Poor Dad" by Robert Kiyosaki. This book is a timeless personal finance classic that challenges conventional wisdom and provides invaluable insights into the world of money and wealth c...
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Blog Post How Much Should I Rent For?

How Much Should I Rent For?

If you own a property that you're looking to rent out, one of the most important decisions you'll need to make is how to price your rental. Set the price too high, and you may have trouble finding tenants. Set it too low, and you could be leaving money on the table. So ho...
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Blog Post Knowing the Property Code

Knowing the Property Code

Let’s talk about the Texas Property Code and landlord-tenant relationships! Now, I know what you're thinking, "Wow, landlord-tenant law, that sounds like a real snooze-fest!" But trust me, it's about to get more exciting than the rodeo on a Saturday night....
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