With Rently, we are able to provide well qualified renters with direct and individual access to your Houston rental property. They simply contact us, Real Property Management Houston through our website (www.HoustonRPM.com) or over the phone and either set up a viewing on their own or we do! It’s simple, secure and an awesome way […]
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How much is YOUR Security Deposit really costing you?
FALSE SECURITY How much is your Security Deposit really costing you? I spend many Saturdays in the fall, on a college campus. As we walk to the stadium we pass one of probably dozens of bicycle racks, each holding probably a hundred bicycles. I am amazed at how often I see one glimmering wheel secured […]
Air Filters – Which one to use?
A dirty air filter decreases the effectiveness of your HVAC system because it inhibits airflow and allows dirt, dust, pollen and other materials to blow through the system. At Real Property Management Houston we know all about HVAC repairs and the first place to start to keep those home repairs down is replacing your air […]
Houston Property Owners: TEXAS PROPERTY CODES CHAPTER 92
Texas Property Codes If you are a Houston Rental Home – this is great information that you need to know – whether you are managing your own rental property or you choose Real Property Management Houston for your Houston Property Management needs. Texas Property Code Chapter 92 is a wonderful resource for landlords or Property […]
How to throw a great Holiday Party!
At Real Property Management Houston, we believe in throwing great Holiday parties but more importantly believe in you making your Houston home rental a home. It doesn’t matter whether you own your home, or rent your home – it’s the place that you and your family are living and call “home”. Here are some tips […]
Baby Boomers choose Houston Rental Properties
According to the Houston Business Journal, Houston Baby Boomers are finding their “mansions in the sky” at Houston Retirement Centers or in rental properties in Houston or surrounding areas. Apparently age 60 is the new 30! No longer are these retirees called “senior citizens”. They simply often are moving from the careers they have known to […]