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HAMPTON ROADS, Va. — Former Marine and retired law enforcement officer, Rodney Fentress, has more reasons than most to celebrate on the Fourth of July. Independence Day also marks a personal milestone for Rodney. It’s the one year anniversary of launching his successful business, Keyrenter of Hampton Roads Property Management.

After a 6-year enlistment with the Marine Corps, and 20-year career in law enforcement, Rodney  opened Keyrenter of Hampton Roads where he continues to protect and serve. He just does it in a different way. “Relocating can be financially and emotionally draining,” said Rodney. “It’s my job to minimize that stress by helping military families and civilians sell or lease their home to others.”

We all know that Hampton Roads has a large military community and that members of the military frequently relocate. Selling the family home isn’t always the best solution. Leasing it out can be a better choice. The rental industry is booming and Hampton Roads is no exception. Low inventory, rising rent rates, and the trend toward rentership in the U.S. makes owning rental property an attractive investment.

“At Keyrenter we take a proactive and consultative approach that makes people feel good about becoming a first-time landlord,” said Rodney. With an emphasis on technology and superior customer service, Keyrenter’s proactive approach is a breath of fresh air in the property management space. Franchisees from all over the country meet regularly to find ways to better serve their clients. Keyrenter was founded in Utah over a decade ago. After franchising, it has grown into a national brand with a presence in 17 states. Four offices are located in the State of Virginia.

Keyrenter of Hampton Roads is one of the fastest growing property management companies in the area. Their 5-star reviews and reputation for integrity are a testament to the quality of service provided.  People who know Rodney will tell you that he projects a sense of authority and commands respect wherever he goes. He’s earned it. When you meet him, you just know he’s got your back. That’s exactly what you want from the guy protecting your rental property.

To schedule a consultation with Rodney visit KeyrenterHamptonRoads.com.

For franchising info visit Keyrenter.com/franchise/

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — It’s peak moving season in Anne Arundel County and Keyrenter Property Management Annapolis is assisting military families and landlords with the process. There is a large population of enlisted people in the area and many of them are renting single family homes from do-it-yourself landlords. It’s important that they all understand the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) and how it impacts their lease agreements. Otherwise they could lose thousands of dollars.

The Servicemembers Civil Relief Act (SCRA) provides protection for individuals called to active duty in the military. Failure to follow SCRA or other Fair Housing Guidelines is a costly mistake that do-it-yourself (DIY) landlords and tenants don’t want to make. “Having systems in place to ensure compliance is the best way to avoid potential issues,” said Mark Miller of Keyrenter Annapolis. “Knowing how to reduce vacancy rates will increase the return on your real estate investment.”

Mark was a novice do-it-yourself landlord for years after purchasing his first rental property at age 23.  He learned the basics of property management the hard way.  After retiring from his 24-year career at the Montgomery County Police Department, he teamed up with Keyrenter, a national franchisor specializing in single family home management. After acquiring his real estate license and honing his skills, he opened Keyrenter Annapolis Property Management. His strong leadership and management abilities combined with a natural propensity toward service made his career change the perfect fit.

“People love the idea of owning rental property until tenant issues or maintenance emergencies arise,” said Mark. Many do-it-yourself landlords find the job stressful and mistakenly think it’s too expensive to hire a professional property manager. In actuality, studies show that it actually increases your bottom line. It’s the little things that make a difference:

• Enhanced tenant screening
• Syndicated advertising
• Move-in and move-out inspections with pictures
• Consistent proactive maintenance processes

When Mark isn’t taking care of his clients, you might find him volunteering as a youth sports coach for rugby. He’s also an instructor and practitioner of Brazilian Jiu Jitsu. It’s Mark’s mission in life to be of service to others.

For a complimentary quote and comprehensive rental analysis, call Mark at 410-834-5555 or visit Keyrenter Annapolis Property Management.

For franchise information contact Keyrenter.com/franchise/.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. — Military veteran Ryan Davis was living his dream as an Army helicopter pilot when a series of unfortunate events changed his life. Ryan calls the experience “a hard landing.”  After countless hours of physical therapy, he realized that a long-term military career was no longer an option. “It wasn’t the accident or injury that scared me,” said Ryan. “Not knowing how I would feed my family–now that’s scary.”

Beyond his military experience, impressive core values, and a natural propensity to serve others, the skillset Ryan acquired in his youth was pretty much limited to building construction. Ryan is proud of his handyman ability but that alone wasn’t enough for him. With the help of a career coach, he found the perfect fit in Keyrenter Property Management and made the leap into entrepreneurship.

After achieving his real estate and franchise licenses, Ryan opened Keyrenter Alexandria where he specializes in residential property management of single family homes and small multi-family properties. With Alexandria being home to the Pentagon and Fort Belvoir, many of his clients are military service members who are also property investors or former do-it-yourself landlords. Ryan speaks their language and understands the SCRA (The Servicemember Civil Relief Act). That’s important with the high population of military and DOD families in the area. When they get orders to move, knowing the ropes helps Ryan turn properties quickly and reduce vacancies; something every landlord appreciates.

You’ll find nothing but 5-star reviews for Keyrenter Alexandria Property Management. That’s just one differentiator that sets Ryan apart from his competitors. Others include:

• One Point of Contact
• Video Tour Marketing
• Premium Advertising
• Secure Property Showings
• Enhanced Tenant Screening
• Routine Inspections
• Videos of Move-In and Move-Out Inspections
• Drive-By Property Checks
• Timely Rent Payments

Carving out a piece of the property management market is tough with all the competition in the area but Ryan’s not worried. He has something his competitors don’t. Ryan’s family is his Why. When you combine that with Keyrenter’s training and support, you have a winning recipe for success.

To learn how Ryan can provide a stress-free landlord experience visit Keyrenter Alexandria Property Management.

WASHINGTON — Keyrenter Washington DC Property Management announced the expansion of services to include Rental Licensing. This addition of services is a relief to its residential landlord clients in the DC area.

All rental properties in DC are required to have a rental license.  Simplified, the four-stage process involves tax registration, a basic business license, RAD registration and a DCRA inspection.  The RAD portion is especially important for owners to ensure their property is exempt from Rent Control.  The procedure can be complicated and time consuming.

In a city that heavily advocates rights of tenants, Keyrenter cannot stress enough the importance of using a Property Manager.  Landlord-Tenant disputes can carry on for years while homeowners lose valuable rental income.  While helping property owners and investors minimize exposure to potential litigation, Keyrenter advocates for their clients in Landlord and Tenant legal situations.  Most homeowners turn to property management companies after they’re challenged by savvy tenants and subjected to the lengthy process of landlord-tenant court.

Residential property investment has become a popular tool among both small and large investors. Although cloud-based technology offers software solutions to do-it-yourselfer’s trying to save a buck, savvy landlords and property investors understand the value of professional management services such as those offered by Keyrenter Washington DC.

“Our expertise reduces vacancy and increases return on investment,” said Debbie Gomes, Founder of Keyrenter Washington DC. “Our clients don’t have the time or inclination for tedious tasks associated with residential property management. Some live abroad and depend on us to provide a seamless management process from start to finish.  Exceptional customer service experience is our top priority.”