Gulf Coast Property Management Blog

Why We Rent Faster

by Andy Moore | Aug 6, 2019 | Gulf Coast Property Management,Investment,Investment Real Estate,Lakewood Ranch rentals,Maintenance,Manatee and Sarasota County,Marketing,Marketing Budget,Owner Education,Owner Resources,Properties,Property Management,Property Showings,Rent,Sarasota Rentals,Venice Rentals,We Rent Faster,Bradenton Rentals

One of the cornerstones of our success has been how quickly we are able to rent our properties. As I write this blog our average time on market per property is 19 days. This is almost half the time of the average day on...

Rent V Selling

by Andy Moore | Jul 17, 2019 | Gulf Coast Property Management,Investment,Investment Real Estate,Lakewood Ranch rentals,Maintenance,Manatee and Sarasota County,Owner Education,Owner Resources,Property Management,Real Estate Investing,Sarasota Rentals,Tax,Venice Rentals,Bradenton Rentals

Rent V Selling In our 16 years of managing properties in Manatee and Sarasota counties we have witnessed firsthand, the boom and bust nature of the real estate market. As a result, we are often asked by homeowners...

What I've Learned in My 20 Years as a Property Manager

by Scott Bodager | Jul 2, 2019 | Bradenton Property Management,Gulf Coast Property Management,Investment,Investment Property,Investment Real Estate,Lakewood Ranch Property Management,Maintenance,Manatee and Sarasota County,Owner Education,Owner Resources,Property Management,Property Management 101,Property Management Value,Rental Property Agreement,Sarasota Property Management

Is a Property Management Company Right for Me and My Investment? Gulf Coast Property Management Office in Sarasota, Florida Reflecting on the climate of the investment property mindset and motivations to become an...

Is a Month to Month Agreement Right for Your Manatee and Sarasota County Rental Property?

by Andy Moore | Jan 4, 2019 | Landlord,Lease,Leasing Agreement,Leasing Terms,Manatee and Sarasota County,Month to Month Agreement,Owner Education,Owner Resources,Property Management,Property Management 101,Rental Property Agreement

When a lease terminates in Florida, it automatically goes into a month-to-month agreement. This means the tenant can remain in the property without renewing the lease, and either the landlord or the tenant only has to...