Property Management Blog

Renting your Dallas home instead of selling it can be a smart move. You may be able to diversify your income stream, widen your investment portfolio, and create wealth through increasing appreciation rates. But while anyone can rent out their property, not everyone is cut out to be a landlord. Despite what you may believe, it takes a...

As a landlord, you have a duty to treat your tenants, and prospective tenants, with respect, fairness and equality. Tenants have the right to equal opportunity when seeking housing, which means free of discrimination. In 1968, the Congress passed the Fair Housing Act. This Act protects all individuals seeking housing against housing ...

Are you considering buying investment property in Dallas, Texas? Investing in real estate is a great idea. First, it offers more stability and security than other investment option. Second, leasing out a property is also a good source of passive income. With a reputable and experienced company by your side, you can fill your space to...

Are you looking to invest in real estate near Dallas, Texas?Cities near Dallas Fort Worth, Texas have always been a prime choice when it comes to real estate investing for many reasons. Downtown Dallas offers plenty of opportunity for those who reside in the community and surrounding area. If you’re considering investing in a D...

Are you thinking of buying real estate investment properties in Dallas? There are a number of reasons that make Dallas a great choice for real estate investing, such as its vibrant economy, growing population, favorable business climate and low cost of living. Also, young professionals and families are increasingly moving to Da...

Do you have a vacant rental property? As a landlord, it’s beneficial for you to have tenants in your property at all times as they ensure you have a consistent cash flow. Therefore, if you have a vacant unit, you should start the advertising process right away!At SGI Property Management Dallas, we know how you can creatively and st...

In Texas, squatters have certain rights, such as the right to your Dallas property. In fact, it’s possible for a squatter who is living on your Dallas property to eventually legally own it!In this article, we’ll go over all the basics you need to know. You’ll learn all about:Squatters and how they differ from trespasser...

As a landlord in Dallas, it’s important to understand landlord-tenant laws. This knowledge of federal, state, and municipal landlord tenant laws will help you steer clear of potential lawsuits from tenants, as well as make you more confident in managing your Dallas rental home according to state rules. It's important for owners ...

Dallas Eviction Process: What You Need to KnowIf you are a Dallas, Texas landlord who is dealing with a problem tenant and the road inevitably leads to evictions, you may be asking yourself a variety of questions like:“When can I evict a tenant from my rental property?”“What are the eviction policies for a sick renter?&r...

Generally, residents sign a lease agreement with the intention to stay for the entire term until the lease expires. However, life may come in the way, and they may end up breaking the lease early. Breaking a lease in Texas, much like everywhere else, is a serious matter. After all, a lease is a legally binding document. A lease or re...