Property Management Blog

One third of American homes today house residents over the age of 60, and 90 percent of those residents would prefer to stay in their homes as they age for as long as humanly possible, a study by the National Institute on Aging sh... read more >>

Social media is just that—social. And a big part of it is sharing photos when you’re out celebrating something, such as your birthday.However, these two things—photos of yourself and your date of birth—can ... read more >>

Having all of your family’s money in one bank account can make keeping track of your money easier, but it might not help your family meet its financial goals.Instead of one big fund for everything — such as a checking ... read more >>

State-sponsored 529 accounts are a tax-free way to pay for a child’s college education. Opening an investment account when they’re young and contributing to it regularly and basically forgetting about it until they&rsq... read more >>

Looking for space to store your things at home?Everything you own is competing for space in your house. Everyday items, such as clothes and exercise equipment, along with seasonal things like pool toys and Christmas decorations, a... read more >>

Like most homeowners, you probably have your water heater strapped down and you flush out the gutters every spring. But there are many other tips that make a big difference in terms of both safety and thriftiness.The home safety w... read more >>

Paying your medical bill is one of the last things on your mind when you’re at a hospital emergency room. And how that bill could affect your credit score is probably much less of a concern. But even a non-emergent hospital ... read more >>

Memorial Day Weekend often feels like the unofficial start of summer, but this year is going to be a little different. Although you might not be able to gather with friends and family to barbecue and bask in the warming weather, t... read more >>

Keeping track of every single dollar you spend can be difficult, no matter how closely you track your spending and monitor your bank accounts. Automatic payments from your checking account to pay for a gym membership, for example,... read more >>

If you purchased your home as a two-income family, or are renting a property as a two-income family, the prospect of living on only one income can be daunting if not downright scary.But don’t despair if a sudden job loss, a ... read more >>