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Limited Campus Turnover Available!

Posted on June 02, 2014 by Campus Handyman in General, Ideas, Services, Solutions

If you are an owner of rental real estate near the Ohio State University off-campus area, you should be quite familiar with the fun and super busy time that is Turnover.

This period, which begins in late July and ends in mid-August sees thousands of renters move out of their homes only for thousands of new renters to move-in just a week or two later (so long as landlords use correct dating in their leases!)

Campus Handyman helps dozens of landlords get through this turbulent time. Our clients can rest easy knowing that so long.

Preparing For Campus Turnover

Posted on April 14, 2014 by Campus Handyman in General, Ideas, Services, Solutions

Many of Campus Handyman's clients have rental units in the University District. This unique slice of Columbus is home to thousands of renters, the vast majority of which are students nearby at The Ohio State University.

Because of the school calendar nearly all of these renters have leases that begin in August and end in July, creating a huge overflow of move-out & move-in traffic during this time.

At Campus Handyman, we recommend efficiently writing your lease dates so that you have adequate time to properly prepare your rentals for move-in. You have a moral (and legal) responsibility to properly prepare the.

Landlords Need To Know About Savings!

Posted on February 10, 2014 by Campus Handyman in General, Ideas, Solutions

If you are a part-time landlord, you may be in for a rude awakening when it comes to capital expenditures for your rental(s). Often times, people who own rental property as an aside to their career come in to owning it without studying the long-term risks associated with owning investment property.

For example, you get married and move in with your spouse, but you hold onto your house and start to rent it out. It cash flows nicely, netting you around $400/month. Should you automatically act as if you're going to earn an extra $5k/year? Of course not! No matter how high your profit margins are to make that $400/month, the $4,800/year.

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