Miami Property Management Blog

Understanding Prorated Rent and When to Apply it     When it comes to rental agreements, ensuring fairness and clarity is crucial for maintaining a positive landlord-tenant relationship. Prorated rent is a practical solution for cases where tenants occupy a…

Streamlining the Tenant Move-Out Process Managing a tenant move-out can be complex, with many details to ensure a smooth, stress-free experience for both landlords and tenants. At Bahia Property Management, we strive to make this transition as efficient as possible…

Best Practices for Tenant Retention: Keep Your Tenants Happy for the Long Haul Retaining good tenants can be the cornerstone of a successful property management business. Not only does it reduce vacancy costs and the stress of finding new tenants,…

The Impact of Hurricane Milton on Florida’s Properties and How Bahia Rises Above the Storm Hurricane Milton, following in the devastating wake of Hurricane Helene, has set the stage for significant shifts in Florida’s real estate market. With mandatory evacuations,…

5 Steps to Help You Rent Your Hard-to-Rent Property While cities like Orlando, Miami, and Tampa are known for their high rental demand, it is crucial for landlords to avoid long-term vacancies, which can result in significant financial losses. High…

What Should You Do with Mail from a Former Tenant? When tenants move out, whether voluntarily or due to a lease breakage or even an eviction, most forget to change their mailing address. Meanwhile, landlords are left having to deal…

Post-Hurricane Inspections: Essential Steps to Protect Your Property Hurricanes are a force of nature that can bring significant destruction to properties in Florida. As a landlord or property owner, knowing what to do after a storm is crucial for the…

What is Considered Excessive Noise in an Apartment? Noise is a common issue in apartment living, where close quarters often make it challenging to avoid disturbances. However, there’s a fine line between everyday sounds and what can be considered excessive…

What To Do When Your Tenant Damages Your Property   As a property owner, one of the most distressing situations you can face is discovering that your tenant has damaged your property. Whether it’s a broken window, stained carpets, or…

Breaking a Lease in Florida: What you need to know Breaking a rental lease agreement can be a complex and sometimes stressful situation for both tenants and landlords. Understanding the nature of lease breakage, as well as the justifiable and…