San Juan Property Management Blog

4 Things to Consider Before Starting a Short-Term Rental in Puerto Rico

It's amazing that Puerto Rico made almost $3 billion from tourism in 2021.There's no reason you can't get a piece of this pie as well. Are you eager to throw your hat into the ring of short-term rental management? In Puerto Rico, it's essential to have a solid und...

Why Choose Full Service Property Management in San Juan, Puerto Rico?

Have you heard that over three million people visit Puerto Rico each year?Owning a rental property in San Juan, Puerto Rico is a brilliant move. It can also be a demanding task, though. This is where full service property management comes into play.Full service property managemen...

Signs You Need to Hire A Property Management Company

According to a recent report, the average American tenant is spending more than 30% of their annual income on rent. This has caused a lot of the people who rent in this country to feel stressed out.But it isn't just tenants who are stressed. There is also more than enough lan...

How to Keep Great Tenants in Your Investment Property?

Imagine you found a treasure chest but can't find a way to keep the lid shut to keep your treasure secure. It can sometimes feel like this in property management. Securing great tenants for your investment property is like discovering hidden treasure. But the real challenge l...

Tips to Attract Tenants in a Tough Market

Have you ever noticed how some things just draw a crowd, like an ice cream truck on a sweltering day?That's what effective property marketing does. It makes your property the sweet treat tenants can't resist. But it's not as easy as rolling up with a merry tune. In th...

How Do You Calculate Prorated Rent?

More often than not, the tenants who move into your rental properties in Puerto Rico will move in on the 1st of the month. It'll make it very easy for you to calculate what their monthly rent will be.But there will also be instances in which tenants might move into your renta...

How to Get Tenants to Renew Leases

When considering the hassle of posting ads for vacant rental units, cleaning up vacated units, and screening applicants, you'll want tenants to stick around.You only get passive monthly income for occupied units, so your best bet is to find good tenants, treat them well, and ...

What's Next After Buying Your First Rental Property?

Rental property can be a great way for a real estate investor to earn passive income. It seems to be an asset that continues to go up in value.Even a studio apartment in San Juan, Puerto Rico can average around $1,000 per month.If you are about to buy your first property, you may...

3 Steps For Managing Security Deposit Refunds

Having tenants in our rental properties can be great things when we go through the proper suggested tips to find the perfect fit, but just like in anything, there can be ups and downs. Sometimes we find ourselves in situations that are not ideal and we have to start askin...

Breaking the Lease

Most tenants sign a lease for a year at a time. This ensures that for that year, a steady income can be counted on and decisions for either finding new tenants or continuing a lease can be thought out and planned on. This helps landlords rest easy in tenant stability for ...