When you are a landlord, you are consistently juggling multiple responsibilities at a time. There are maintenance issues, collecting rent, finding tenants, and resolving current tenant issues. You probably find yourself buried under a mountain of paperwork and an overflowing email inbox daily. It is not for the faint of heart, and it takes stellar organizational skills to make the business work.
All of these responsibilities come with overhead costs, and depending on the size of your business, the overhead costs can be sizable. Going into 2022, thousands of landlords are likely resolving to reduce their overhead costs to streamline their businesses and better serve their tenants.
