MNK Properties

CONTACT US TODAY 202-805-2455 or 202-621-6872 MNK Properties

****MOVE IN SPECIAL****
Move in before before 3/25 and receive $300 off your FIRST months rent.
(Pro rated amount due 4/1)
Silver Spring, MD $1700
2brm 1bath (electric ONLY)
Available NOW!!

Living in your beautiful apartment home, you're minutes from the diverse shopping, restaurants and entertainment options of downtown Silver Springs. Here at home, enjoy our popular amenities such as an Olympic-sized swimming pool, grilling area with a gazebo and local parks.

Neighborhood Restaurants/Shops Just A Block Away. Famous Parkway Deli (Best in The City), The Daily Dish, Red Maple Asian Bistro, The Corner Market Grocery, Cleaners, Health Club and More! Blocks To Rock Creek Park. Ride-On Bus To Metro and So Much More Convenience.

-Black appliances (Refriderator, Stove, Microwave & Dishwasher)
-Hardwood floors
-Washer & Dryer
-Walk off balcony
-Metro accessible
-5 minutes away from Silver Spring Metro Station

Hire a Property Manager and get your time back!! We are now accepting new clients in the Maryland area. If you or someone you know are looking to rent out your property without the hassle, CONTACT US TODAY!! 240-805-2455 # Rentalhomes

What is rental discrimination?

Rental discrimination is when a landlord or property manager treats an applicant differently based on the applicant’s inclusion in a protected class. Courts recognize that discrimination may result from both intentional and unintentional conduct.

Why MNK Properties?

Property management firms handle all of the legal aspects of dealing with tenants and maintaining a property. Landlord-tenant laws vary by state and municipality, so it is important to know how to handle problem tenants and other rental issues properly. Property managers handle evictions, property inspections, lease negotiations, lease terminations, and the collection of rent from tenants. They also make sure that each property is in compliance with all property codes and safety laws. These services can help landlords avoid costly lawsuits and legal problems.

Property Management 101

Higher Quality Tenants
Think of tenant screening as the moat and draw bridge around your castle. It is certainly possible to get a bad tenant out of your home once they are in, but it’s a real hassle and you are so much better off never accepting them in the first place. A thorough screening process results in reliable tenants that:

Pay on time
Rent longer
Put less wear and tear on the unit
Generally cause less problems

Residential Property Management company performs duties on behalf of the property owner and provides services to the tenants and the property. A landlord or an investor employs a property management company to maintain their real estate so that they do not need to attend to the tenant and property issues and can focus on new properties or simply go about daily life. In short, a good property management company should minimize your expenses while maximizing your profit.

Things you should know before you rent:
You have rights, but so does the owner or management company
As a renter, you have certain rights that are protected by law. The Fair Housing Act is designed to protect renters from discrimination based on race, color, national origin, gender, religion, or because they have a disability or they have children. Additionally, individual states, cities and counties often have their own laws designed to make sure that you, the renter, are treated appropriately.

How to find a good property management company!

Your rental property is your livelihood, so you'll want to take the proper steps to make sure you're hiring the best manager to oversee it. Hiring the wrong person can lead to increased vacancies and lost rent.

You wouldn't rent your property without screening the tenant first, and you should be just as thorough in choosing your property manager.

Contact us today to help relieve you of the stressful process of finding a reliable tenant. 240-805-2455

Tenant 101

Watch the Term of the Agreement
Pay attention to the length of the rental agreement and how long you need to make payments. Many jurisdictions require adequate notice of terminating the Lease. Let's say that your state requires you to give two months’ notice before the end of the lease term. If you do not give your landlord enough notice, you may be forced to pay additional rent until the proper notice term has been met.