Monthly Archives: September 2011

Now you have a qualified tenant and you need to find a lease form and negotiate a lease. There are many areas to find a lease online, but we do not endorse any of them as each lease is specific … Continue reading →

Did you know that as of the release of this post Flash isn’t supported by any Apple product:  Iphone, Ipad, Itouch, etc?  Internet Explorer 7, 8, 9, 10, Firefox, Chrome, Opera, Safari, Mobile and many more.  These are the browsers … Continue reading →

Now that you’ve done such a great job marketing your property, you have a prospect or prospects that interested in renting the property. This is great news, but you want to make sure that you are putting a quality tenant … Continue reading →

Effective marketing for your rental property is the most important task other than effectively setting your rental price. Armed with the knowledge that you are losing significant money every day that your property sits vacant, one should employ the most … Continue reading →

Slow websites are annoying.  With every second that ticks by, a site loses visitors that might lead to new business.  Property management websites are usually full of large content such as photos, videos, search boxes, etc. that present larger than … Continue reading →

Here is the most important section for any amateur landlord. Getting your price right will determine how the rental process goes for your property. Price it too low, and you will not maximize your investment. Price it too high, and … Continue reading →

This is the single most challenging search engine tactic for most businesses.  Off-site search engine optimization (SEO) involves a multitude of efforts that most business owners, especially property managers, simply don’t have time for.  The fact that most of your … Continue reading →

Getting your house ready to rent out is not much different than getting it ready to sell. The house should be in excellent condition, clean, and looking and smelling great. You will need to decide if you want to offer … Continue reading →

One of the most troubling areas that we found in evaluating hundreds of property manager websites was the ineffective use, or complete lack of on-site search engine optimization.  Search engines have hundreds of criteria that they evaluate in determining search … Continue reading →

Introducing a new series from FreeRentalSite.com: How to Rent your house.  In the non-apartment rental community, over 80% of the properties are managed by the homeowner or individual investor.  In an effort to help these part-time landlords we are releasing … Continue reading →