Mila Realty Property Management proudly serves property owners in Orlando, Kissimmee, and throughout the Central Florida area. Our goal is to match tenants and owners to create long-lasting rental relationships that cater to everyone’s comfort and needs. Our strategy for property management is to streamline the process, creating ease of application for prospective tenants and homeowners.…
DetailsAs a property owner, securing long-term tenants is key to ensuring the success and stability of your investment. These tenants bring a multitude of benefits, including reliable income streams and minimal turnover costs. But how do you go about attracting and retaining these highly sought-after renters? Keep reading! Today, we’re going to give you our…
DetailsAs a first-time renter, finding a place to call home can be overwhelming and intimidating. The process can be daunting, from scouring listings and filling out applications to negotiating leases and signing contracts. But don’t worry! With a little preparation and know-how, you can find the perfect rental home and make a smooth transition. Today,…
DetailsAs a landlord or property manager, collecting rent from tenants can be a tedious and time-consuming task. It involves sending reminders, following up on late payments, and tracking income and expenses. But with the help of property management software, this process can be streamlined and made more efficient. In this article, we will discuss seven…
DetailsWhen the lease ends, property condition and move- out inspection report may create many questions or even disputes between Landlords and Tenants. While every state is different, Mila Realty Property Managers put together some factors to consider when one manages a security deposit to avoid potential mistakes. What is Normal Wear and Tear? Walls: The…
DetailsSo, you have a property available for rent. You posted it online, and a few prospects expressed their interest. You then do a thorough screening and choose the best one among them. However, a week after the turnover, you receive a complaint about your new tenant’s behavior. Tips for Property Managers Dealing with Tenant Conflicts…
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