A Landlord’s Guide to Managing Multi-Family Homes
According to IBISWorld, the average industry growth of property management from 2015 to 2020 was 2.7%—and its market size is $88 billion. If you’re thinking of getting into this industry, then you know […]
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The Ultimate Guide to Tenant Retention
Do you want to learn how you can succeed in the competitive rental market in Maryland and Virginia? If you want to go from surviving to thriving, you have to think about certain strategies. […]
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Renting Out a Room to a Friend? Here’s How to Do it Right
There are many reasons someone may consider renting out a room to a friend. The friend may be temporarily relocating for work or saving up to buy a condo or home. It could […]
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All the Reasons Why You Should Use a Landlord App
Did you know that there are almost 48.5 million rental units in the U.S.? Whether you own one single-family house or twenty multi-unit buildings, you know that maintaining a rental property is a ton of work. Luckily, […]
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4 Things to Consider When Buying a Condo to Rent Out
Deciding to invest in real estate is a big decision no matter which type of property you’re considering, but buying a condo involves nuances that are different from purchasing a single-family home. We’ve […]
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Maintaining Good Air Quality in a Rental Property
There are many reasons why a tenant ranks air quality as essential in a rental property, from health issues to common allergies. Here are a few ways to maintain good air quality.
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Tenant Screening Laws in Washington, D.C.
To screen tenants, DC landlords must follow a series of tenant screening laws that help protect tenants’ privacy and their right to rent a quality home.
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6 Things to Know Writing a Friendly Rent Increase Letter
One of the most difficult tasks for a landlord is notifying them that their rent is going to increase. Here is how to write a friendly rent increase letter.
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6 Things Landlords Need to Know About Renting to College Students
Renting to college students offers a number of opportunities to you as a potential landlord. What do you really need to know about college students and their rental habits? Consider these potential factors.
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Spotting Fake Landlord References
There is a thriving economy for false references in the rental world. The following tips are tried and true ways to spot a fake reference.
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Early Termination for Landlords (4 Things to Keep in Mind)
Many challenges can cause tenants to want to break their lease early. What do you do if one of your tenants wants early termination?
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8 Easy Landscaping Tips for Your Rental Property
With the summer months fast creeping up, many landlords are turning their attention to landscaping. Try these tips to keep your properties looking their best this summer.
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12 Ways to Boost the Curb Appeal of Your Rental Property
When it comes to the return on your rental investment as a landlord, there are countless factors that are entirely outside of your control. Your rental yield can fluctuate year to year and […]
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6 Way to use Your Heating System Efficiently in Colder Weather
As it continues to get colder in the DMV, the Nomadic team has a few recommendations to help you use the heating systems in your home efficiently. This, usually, is as simple as […]
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How to Find the Perfect Tenant
Finding the perfect tenant for your investment property can take a lot of hard work. If all goes well, the time and effort you put in to the search will result in that […]
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How to Prepare Your Home for Fall and the Coming Colder Season
The love for fall is strong here at Nomadic headquarters. We are excited about all things pumpkin spice, football, cooler temps, and of course, the changing colors of leaves. However much we love […]
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Why You Should Hire a Property Manager
Being a landlord has two effects on your life: financial gain and complete exhaustion. Of course, seeing the monthly rent hit your bank account is gratifying. However, the time and effort it takes […]
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7 Common Ways Washington DC Tenants can be Evicted
Facing or enforcing an eviction is uncomfortable for every party involved. However, it is important to note, not all evictions are due to tenants’ bad behavior. As property managers, we feel we have […]
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How to Immediately React to a Flood Inside Your Home
With Fall coming into full swing, we can welcome in cooler temps, along with tons of rain. While the change in temperature is a sweet relief, the accompanying down pours can lead to […]
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5 Things To Do Instead Of Managing Your Own Property
If you’ve ever managed your own rental property, you aware of how time consuming it can be. Whether it’s finding and screening tenants, scheduling showings, price shopping maintenance crews or replacing garbage disposals yourself, […]
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Top 6 Tips to Beat the Summer Heat
As high temperatures and sweat patches start to make their appearance everywhere, the search for ways to beat the summer heat has officially begun. Check out the following tips to help manage your […]
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6 Preventative Maintenance Procedures To Save You Time and Cash
Performing preventative maintenance on your home is comparable to maintaining a healthy routine for your body. The more that you do today to keep in good health, the more money you will save […]
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5 Costly Mistakes to Avoid When Buying Your Rental Property
Being a novice home buyer with intentions of renting it out can be potentially one of the most stressful, yet lucrative investments one can make in a lifetime. As industry leaders in property […]
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6 Smart Renovations to Improve Property Value on a Rental
Like people, houses age. It doesn’t matter how well you keep up with preventative maintenance or the level of wear and tear on the house, as it goes through time, your home will […]
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How to Get A Basic Business License in DC
Did you know, in order to rent your DC property to tenants, it is required by DC law to acquire a Basic Business License? This information tends to come as a surprise to […]
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