3 Reasons Why Our Tenants Are So Eager to Renew Their Lease
At Harbor Property Management, we spend a lot of time vetting and screening potential renters. After all, we want good quality tenants to lease from our owners. Not only that, we want these quality tenants to stick around.
Lease renewals are great for both the renter and the property owner. For the renter, he or she doesn’t have to go through the hassle of moving. And for the owner, he or she knows that his investment will continue to get the great care that a satisfied renter provides.
Here are 3 reasons why we ensure that renters are eager to renew at the end of their term.
We Believe in Trust and Communication
Relationships matter more to people when they sense a genuine concern for their well-being. Good communication is important; even more important is follow-through.
We don’t make promises we can’t keep, and we keep the promises we make. In this way, the property owners trust us to do our job with excellence, and the tenants trust that we look out for them. And at lease renewal time, both parties can come to the table with confidence.
We Make Regular Property Inspections
Our renters are thankful that we inspect properties from time to time. When we schedule inspections, we let tenants know when we will arrive, how long it will take, and who will be conducting the inspection.
During these inspections we are looking for any issues that need to be corrected, and any problems with the building, the systems, or the grounds.
Our Response Rate is Prompt
If our tenants have a problem, we respond in a timely manner. We are always only a phone call away. If there is an emergency situation, our response is immediate. This means the inconvenience to our renters is kept to an absolute minimum.
We believe tenants truly appreciate the services we provide, and they go a long way to encourage lease renewals here at Harbor Property Management.
Property management for rental homes isn’t just about the financial investment: it’s about building relationships that will last, and doing it with fairness and good business sense.
