The move-in inspection is an owner’s final opportunity to view their property before a new tenant leases the unit. It is easy to assume that the move-in inspection is identical to the move-out inspection; however, each inspection is important for different reasons.

The marketing cycle is a part of that period, beginning when the unit is ready to be marketed and leased. If marketed correctly, a unit is only part of the marketing cycle for a short time. Parc Management will explore how the most successful properties are marketed, and how your property can prepare for its next tenant in the meantime.

Rehabilitations have an enormous impact on the value and earning potential of a property. They are an opportunity for investors to analyze the market, plan for their futures, and creatively improve their property to stand out from the competition. Some investors are wary of rehabilitations due to their upfront costs; what separates a good investor from a great one is the ability to know when a rehabilitation will work.

The turnover estimate is a roadmap for returning a property to move-in-ready status. A good turnover estimate outlines the time and effort it will take to repair, clean, and relist a property before it can be rented again.