Nia Bourke

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How to Explain Lawn and Yard Expectations

b"Tenant will maintain the yard" sounds fine until July. The grass is high, one sprinkler zone has been running into the street for two...

Who Changes Filters, Batteries, and Light Bulbs?

Some of the smallest items in a rental house create the most repetitive maintenance calls. The air conditioner feels weak. A vendor opens the...

Maintenance Responsibilities in the Lease: What Landlords Should Clarify Up Front

When a maintenance problem shows up at a rental house, the first question is usually not technical. It is, "Who is supposed to handle...

The Preventive Maintenance System for Landlords With Only a Few Houses

Owning a small rental portfolio has real advantages. You may know each property well, communicate directly with tenants and make decisions without a complicated...

Closing the Loop: Why Follow Up Matters After Repairs

A repair is easy to mark complete the moment the invoice arrives. The plumber says the leak is fixed, the electrician sends a receipt,...

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Simple Financial Dashboards for Rental Owners

A rental house can be producing decent income while...

Budget-Based Maintenance: Planning Repairs Before They Hit Your Checking Account

There are two ways maintenance tends to get paid...

Fees, Deposits, and Payment Policies: Texas Landlord Money Rules to Understand

Money arguments between landlords and tenants usually don’t start...

The Landlord Profitability Audit: How to Find Leaks in Your Rental Business

A rented house isn't necessarily a profitable investment. Occupancy...
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