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4 Things You Can Do To Ensure Happier Tenants

Posted by Barbara Musoka // March 1, 2024

Happy tenants are often the best tenants. As a landlord, your tenants are the backbone of the entire rental property operation.  Having a good tenant that pays on time and has little drama makes owning the property feel almost too easy at times.  On the flip side, an unhappy tenant will drag their feet sending […]


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Finding The Right Tenants: 4 Screening Tips

Posted by Barbara Musoka // February 1, 2024

Screening potential tenants is the most important thing you can do as a landlord. Every problem during a lease can be traced back to your screening process.  If you are lax on your screening, you will let many more bad tenants slip through the cracks.  Tenant screening is not like opening up an investigation.  In […]


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Washing and Repairing Window Blinds

Posted by Barbara Musoka // January 1, 2024

Washing Window Blinds Blinds are often subject to dust and rain so they need thorough cleaning once a year. Aluminum and vinyl blinds of a manageable size can be taken down and washed in the bathtub. Mix a mild detergent with water and scrub blinds with a sponge. Once clean, rinse them with water. Let […]


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How To Become A Great Real Estate Investor

Posted by Barbara Musoka // December 1, 2023

Real estate investing is easy, but becoming a great real estate investor is harder. Real estate investors don’t enter the market to get their money back, they do it to create wealth, gain respect or earn power. Although there is no magic button for greatness, you can join the ranks of the best real estate investors by […]


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What Determines Your Property Value?

Posted by Barbara Musoka // November 1, 2023

When you’re selling a home, property value is probably one of the first things on your mind. Property value can be mystical, but there are a few key elements that help determine your property value and help keep it realistic: • Neighborhood data. Your first step in determining your property value when selling a home is to […]


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Adding Storage Space in the Bathroom

Posted by Barbara Musoka // October 1, 2023

If you are like most householders, your bathroom is probably small and has little, if any, storage space. Don’t despair because home centers and specialty closet stores are filled with shelving units and cabinets designed specifically for the bath. Before you venture into a store or order from a catalog, you need to calculate the […]


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Ventilation and Mildew Prevention of the Bath

Posted by Barbara Musoka // September 1, 2023

Mold and mildew can cause problems in the bathroom. The culprit is excess moisture so it is important to be able to direct moist air out of the room quickly. An open window is often an efficient way to circulate air in the bathroom. If there is no window or if a bathroom has a […]


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Making a Bathroom Safe

Posted by Barbara Musoka // August 1, 2023

Installing a grab bar is an easy way to make a bathroom safer – for all ages not just children, the handicapped and seniors. To ensure that the bar will support the weight of a person, both ends should be attached to a stud which is a wood structural support. Grab bars are handy near […]


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Curtain Rod Options

Posted by Barbara Musoka // July 1, 2023

Plain Rods – Buy these rods in the size range that includes your window’s width, they adjust lengthwise. A single rod holds one curtain with a casing or rod pocket at the top, a double rod holds two curtains or a curtain plus valance. Spring-tension Rods – Also purchased in size ranges, in several diameters, […]


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Bathtubs

Posted by Barbara Musoka // June 1, 2023

Enameled steel or cast iron tubs are tough and resistant to most chemicals. Enameled steel is resistant to chips than enameled cast iron. They can tolerate occasional scrubbing with a mildly abrasive cleanser. But don’t use abrasive cleaners often because they will wear away the finish and scum will begin to cling to this rougher […]


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