Mt. Bachelor Property Management Blog

A Guide to Bend Neighborhoods

Since Bend sits on the cusp between the forested Cascade mountains and the high desert, the city's neighborhoods offer an incredibly diverse landscape with many different benefits depending on the lifestyle you want. But what areas have the best rental options to start your search for the right property? Let’s take a l...

3 Tips for Greening Your Rental Property

Oregon and Washington state are home to the only rainforests in all of the continental United States. Those who choose to live here in Bend, Oregon and its nearby areas often do so because they are drawn to the beauty of the area and the incredible outdoor recreational opportunities it offers. One way to likewise draw those people to your...

A Guide to Landlord and Tenant Law in Oregon

Oregon landlord and tenant laws provide a number of protections for tenants and guidelines for landlords that everyone in rental situations should be aware of. While landlord and tenant laws can quickly become complex, we wanted to cover some important basics and how these laws can change over time. Consulting Online ResourcesRemembe...

Important Information About Evictions During COVID-19 from the Oregon Rental Housing Association

The Oregon Rental Housing Association has distilled the federal, state and local orders with regard to evictions during COVID-19 and discusses what it means for Oregon property owners and tenants. Click here to the read this important information from the Oregon Rental Housing Association. 

How to Prepare Your Investment Property as a Rental

Investing in real estate presents an exciting new venture. However, creating a rental property holds different challenges than flipping a home. At Mt. Bachelor Property Management, we know how to get your rental occupied and maintained - but first, we’ll share tips on how to transform your property into a future home in Central Oreg...

6 Tips for Selecting a Property Management Company

Investing in rental property can be lucrative, but if you’re not comfortable acting as a hands-on landlord or you have more properties than you can easily manage yourself, hire a property management company to handle the day-to-day maintenance and financial tasks for you. By paying a management fee, which is usually a percentage of ...

5 Real Estate Investing Tips

Investing in rental properties can be lucrative and a great starting point for an aspiring investor looking for monthly income from properties that should appreciate over time. However, there’s more to buying an investment property than first meets the eye. Rentals include both residential and commercial properties you lea...