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Liberty Managements Application Process for Prospective Tenants

As professional Property Managers, we know that moving is a stressful process, and we understand that prospective tenants who apply with us are eager to get into their rental.Today we will be going over what new applicants should expect and do after applying for one of our rental properties. WHAT TO EXPECT:We process applications on a fir...

How do I get a key for the mailbox?

If you are renting a home with a community Mailbox, you will need to go to the U.S. Post Office that services your property. Community Mailboxes or Cluster Mailboxes are owned by the USPS and are federal property; they are not owned by the public or property owners.Therefore, in order for one to receive keys to the mailbox, you must esta...

Advice for San Antonio Renters: How to be a Good Neighbor and Resident

When you’re renting a San Antonio property, you’re agreeing to follow the terms of your lease and be a good neighbor to the other residents living in your community.Being a good tenant is probably something that comes naturally to you; and today, we’re discussing some of the things that can really make you stand out as ...

How San Antonio Rental Property Residents Can Deal with Neighbor Disputes Outside a Property Manager...

No one likes to deal with noisy and problematic neighbors. Sometimes, you’ll love your home but find yourself irritated with neighbors who are disruptive and loud. Maybe they throw parties that go late into the night or they have enough cars parked outside to look like an automotive business. Maybe their overgrown lawns make the wh...

How to Avoid Getting Locked Out by a Keyless Deadbolt | San Antonio Tenant Living

How nice would it be to never lose your keys again? Tenants frequently call us because they are locked out, or they have misplaced their keys, or they had to break a window to get back inside. We will help you whenever we can; but it’s your responsibility to keep your home locked and your keys within an arm’s reach at all time...

What are Good Kinds of Pets for Rental Properties? | San Antonio Tenant Information

At Liberty Management, we love renting to tenants with pets. We know they can be like part of the family, and we have found that tenants who take good care of their pets also take good care of their properties. Today, we’re sharing some of our guidelines for renting with pets.Pet Friendly Rentals and RequirementsWe don’t like ...

How to Find the Best Houses for Rent in San Antonio

Beginning a rental home search can be an exciting time. You make lists of what you want and what you need, drive through neighborhoods looking for inspiration, and think about your budget and what you can afford. As you may have noticed, San Antonio is a hot rental market right now. If you find a place that you like, don’t hesitate...

What is My Landlord Responsible For? | San Antonio Tenant Help

If you’re wondering about landlord responsibilities, the best place to find answers is through your lease agreement. The lease will explain what your landlord must do to keep your property habitable and safe. While landlords will be willing to fix most maintenance issues that comes up, remember they aren’t responsible for fixi...

Top 3 Reasons Why San Antonio, Texas Is Better than Austin for Tenants

 No offense to Austin and its inhabitants, but San Antonio is really the place to be.Today, we’re sharing some of the reasons that living in San Antonio is better than wasting your time and money in Austin.San Antonio is Budget-FriendlyAustin is a huge college town, so housing prices are going to be higher. People are paying fo...

Avoiding the HOA Violation Letter Part 2: Tenant Yard Maintenance Responsibilities for Summer in San...

When you live in a property that’s located in an HOA, it’s incredibly important that you understand all the rules and regulations, especially where lawn care is concerned. Today, we’re sharing some summer landscape maintenance tips that will help you avoid receiving an HOA violation letter. HOAs will fine you if they can...