Property Management Blog

Blog Post What Is the “Implied Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment”?
By Nelson Property Management - Tuesday, May 6, 2025

What Is the “Implied Covenant of Quiet Enjoyment”?

Key Takeaways Tenants have a legal right to peace and quiet in their rental home, protected by the implied covenant of quiet enjoyment—this applies automatically, even if not stated in the lease. Landlords can breach this right by actions like...
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Blog Post How to Set Clear Expectations with New Tenants: A Landlord’s Guide
By Nelson Property Management - Monday, March 24, 2025

How to Set Clear Expectations with New Tenants: A Landlord’s Guide

One thing is common among successful landlords; they set clear expectations with new tenants right from the onset of a lease. You see, when your expectations are clear, there will usually be minimal or no areas left for potential collision. Result...
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Blog Post Becoming a DIY Landlord? Mistakes to Avoid
By Nelson Property Management - Wednesday, February 19, 2025

Becoming a DIY Landlord? Mistakes to Avoid

If you've recently bought an investment property and are excited to be a DIY landlord, it's important to learn from common pitfalls many first-timers face. A cautious, informed approach can help you avoid costly mistakes, find great tenants, and ...
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Blog Post Water Damage in Rental Properties
By Nelson Property Management - Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Water Damage in Rental Properties

Winter is coming. Are you ready? When the temperatures begin to drop and the snow and ice start to fall, properties can take the toll and bear the brunt of the damage. There are several advantages to living in a rental property, including maintena...
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Blog Post How to Transition From Part-Time to Full-Time Landlord
By Nelson Property Management - Tuesday, February 4, 2025

How to Transition From Part-Time to Full-Time Landlord

Transitioning from a part-time to a full-time landlord can offer several advantages, but it also comes with its own set of challenges. Whether this transition is suitable for you depends on your personal circumstances, goals, and preferences. As ...
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Blog Post Renting Out Your Home in Metro Detroit: Everything You Should Consider
By Nelson Property Management - Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Renting Out Your Home in Metro Detroit: Everything You Should Consider

Are you contemplating renting out your Metro Detroit home? If you are, that can be a great move! Currently, Metro Detroit is an excellent place to invest in for both cash flow and property appreciation. The population is increasing, the market is ...
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Blog Post Michigan Fair Housing Act: an Overview
By Nelson Property Management - Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Michigan Fair Housing Act: an Overview

The Fair Housing Act came into law in 1968, necessitated by the rampant cases of housing discrimination that existed at the time. Now, thanks to the Michigan Fair Housing Laws, landlords carry many responsibilities. We at Nelson Property ...
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Blog Post What Exactly Is
By Nelson Property Management - Tuesday, February 4, 2025

What Exactly Is "Normal Wear and Tear"?

As a landlord, your rental property is bound to experience some type of damage during a tenancy. This damage can either be normal wear and tear or excessive damage. However, it may not always be easy for you to differentiate between the two types...
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Blog Post Why You Should Invest in Real Estate Over the Stock Market
By Nelson Property Management - Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Why You Should Invest in Real Estate Over the Stock Market

When it comes to financial investments, there are two most common options available: the stock market and real estate. Both avenues offer promising opportunities for growing wealth, yet for those contemplating where to channel their hard-earned mo...
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Blog Post Rental Property Marketing Mistakes
By Nelson Property Management - Tuesday, February 4, 2025

Rental Property Marketing Mistakes

To be a successful landlord, your primary goal is to fill your rental property with tenants as soon as possible. Vacancies can cause income loss, and the longer your property stays vacant, the more money you will lose. However, the process of fill...
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