RentPrep For Landlords Andrew Schultz

In this week's podcast, Andrew Schultz discusses the latest news on one of NYC’s most notorious landlords to date. How much deep water is this person in?
Sometimes, there are smells that you just can’t explain – including the ones in drains. Find out how to get rid of some of those nasty rental property odors.
And, last, but not least, if you own an older rental home and are curious about how to replace sewer line drains, we’ll give you some insight in this week’s episode.

In this week's podcast, Andrew Schultz discusses some of the top property manager pet peeves when it comes to rental properties.
Should everyone in a household be listed on a lease if the rent is only coming from one person? Find out now.
And, last, but not least, annual inspections. What happens when you and a tenant agree on a fix to the property, but they have yet to take action? Listen to this week’s podcast.

In this week's podcast, Andrew Schultz discusses the latest on the new bill introduced in California to prohibit landlords from banning pets in rentals. Will it pass? Find out what we have to say.
We’ve got a new update on the Buffalo, NY landlords involved in the lead poisoning fiasco affecting renters within their portfolio.
And, last, but not least, if a tenant wants to change out a faucet, can they? And if so, who pays for the change out? Listen to the podcast today.

In this week's podcast, Andrew Schultz discusses working with restoration companies for your rental property. What are his tips for a successful working relationship?
Ooph, so you have multiple qualified applicants, but don’t want to deny the wrong one. Find out what to do when faced with this scenario.
And, last, but not least, what gets rid of tough mold? And, how can the landlord prevent mold in the first place? Find out now in today’s podcast.

In this week's podcast, Andrew Schultz discusses rental property damage whether it’s done by a natural disaster like a storm or possibly your tenants.
Yikes! You posted an ad for your rental and now you have twenty qualified tenants that match your criteria perfectly. How do you handle the situation?
And, last, but not least, what gets rid of tough mold? And, how can the landlord prevent mold in the first place? Find out now in today’s podcast.

In this week's podcast, Andrew Schultz discusses pipe bursts in rentals and whether or not the tenant or landlord is responsible for the costs.
Find out how to properly collect application fees if you are an out of area landlord trying to collect payments from possible tenants.
And, last, but not least, find out if landlords can charge for water and sewer even if there are no separate meters.