5 Summer DIY Projects to Refresh Your Rentals
From deep cleaning to swapping out old hardware, you can refresh your rentals and properties with easy, cost-effective with these summer DIY projects.
RentRedi vs. Cozy: A Side-By-Side Comparison
A side-by-side comparison of RentRedi and Cozy. We have a wide variety of mobile features that you (and your tenants) can use to manage the renting process with better technology—all from your smartphone.
Managing Pests in Rental Properties – A Landlord’s Guide
Managing pests in rental properties can be a hassle. Learn about the major types of pests, how to assess a pest situation, and how to eliminate them.
Benefits of RentRedi: How We Save Landlords Time and Money
Benefits of RentRedi, a property management software and app. We save you 8 hours a week and roughly $141 in management fees per month per unit.
What to Include in Rental Listings to Attract Renters
How to write rental listings in a coronavirus market: include amenities, safety measures, and other tips to incentivize renters.
Why We’re Building Technology for Landlords and Tenants
The idea for RentRedi started with CEO and CTO, Ryan Barone wanting to build sleeker technology for landlords and tenants.
New to managing your properties from home? Here’s what you need to know
Managing your properties from home is a new set of challenges to your rental business. Make sure you set up a structured environment + more working from home tips.
Advice on Investing in Residential Real Estate
The business of real estate may seem a very attractive one but a lot depends on the strategy that a particular investor adopts. A lot of experimentation, in the beginning, can prove to be very risky.
10 Apartment Amenities That Renters Will Look For Post-Pandemic
Residents will shift their focus to in-unit, personal apartment amenities, especially amid quarantine and social distancing protocols.
My Tenant Wants to Do the Move Out Inspection Early—Should I?
My tenant wants to do the move out inspection early: why you should say no, how you can compromise, and what to look for in your inspections