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Are you burnt out from the stress of maintaining your rental property? Property investment and maintenance go hand in hand, though property maintenance can seem more daunting. NFI Property Management Solutions will cover how to maintain your investment property and outline the responsibilities of property owners, tenants and property managers. Who is Responsible for Maintaining a Rental Property? Maintaining a rental property can be draining on your time and resources. However, all of the responsibility doesn’t fall on landlords. Tenants are…

Every landlord wants to attract long-term tenants. Not only do long-term tenants provide you with consistent passive income for your investment property, but they can also save you money in the long-term. Having a long-term renter removes the need to market your property and conduct multiple tenant screenings to fill a vacancy. Finding reliable renters in a competitive market can be challenging. Our team at NFI Property Management Solutions has experience attracting and maintaining long term tenants for rental properties. Keep reading to learn…

Rental property ownership comes with numerous responsibilities. Florida Landlord-Tenant Law protects the security deposit rights of both landlords and tenants. As a landlord, you must follow specfic rules related to storing and returnng your tenants security deposits and making deductions to a deposit paid by a tenant. The following information outlines the basic rules outlined in Florida's security deposit law that a landlord must follow when making a rental agreement and handling your tenant’s deposit in Florida. Security Deposit Limits Unli…

Are you just getting started as a landlord in Florida? Or, are you a seasoned landlord with an expansive investment portfolio? Whatever stage you’re at in your career as a landlord, you need to keep up to date with Florida’s Landlord Tenant Law. This Florida law gives both the landlord and their tenant certain legal rights and responsibilities. As a landlord, being knowledgeable about your legal responsibilities and when you need to provide notice to your renters is crucial. It’ll not only ensure smooth tenancies but will help you avoid gettin…

Renters in Florida have certain obligations under the lease agreement, like making timely rent payments and caring for their rental premises. If the tenant fails to honor such obligations, the landlord can terminate their lease and legally evict them. Evictions in Florida, just like anywhere else in the country, must abide by the law. As a landlord of a rental property, you cannot for instance, try to evict your tenant by removing their belongings or shutting down their utilities. These are forms of “self-help” eviction tactics to remove a ten…