5 Tips to Help Keep Your Tenants Happy
As a landlord, you know how hard it can be to find good tenants. But when you do find them, you want to keep them! Because finding new tenants is more costly than retaining current ones, keeping your current tenants happy is beneficial from a bottom-line standpoint.
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As a landlord or property manager, you play an important role in the lives of your tenants. Whether you’re running board meetings or facilitating the day-to-day maintenance of an apartment or dwelling, you are responsible for the well-being of others. It’s important to be mindful of your own mental health and that of your tenants so you can best serve your community.
Every community has unique traits that make it feel like home to the people who live there. One thing all communities have in common is that the people living there expect it to be a safe place. As the person responsible for the property that is ultimately someone else’s home, you want to make sure the space remains safe for everyone living there. From recognizing someone who might cause trouble to taking care of yourself, there are several things you can do to create a culture of safety for your residents.