The Summer 2018 PCS move season is complete and due to an increase in complaints, improvements to the household goods move process are underway. The US Transportation Command is planning a number of changes to improve the household goods move process for military members based on feedback received this past summer, mainly a significant increase […]
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Dog Gone Taxi keeping you up-to-date with Pet Relocation Requirements
AHRN and Dog Gone Taxi have partnered to provide you important updates on rabies vaccines, pets flying to the EU and dogs relocating to Hawaii. In the Pet Shipping Arena, Health Paperwork Reigns Supreme Does your pet have the most up-to-date vaccines required by the country to which they’re traveling (predominantly Rabies)? Normally, this determines […]
Case Study: Real Property Management Hampton Roads
The Case Study shows Real Property Management Hampton Roads partnered with AHRN to build better brand awareness and increase franchise lead volume. With AHRN’s customized advertising displays, geo-targeted banners ads and personalized email campaigns to AHRN’s military member database and local military installation community; results showed outstanding campaign engagement and improved lead quality in just weeks. […]
AHRN Releases the 2018 PCS Toolkit
Hot off the AHRN press… We’re calling this one…The.Best.Toolkit.Yet. We know the drill, we’ve been here before and we’ve identified – from experience – what you need in order to budget better, prepare faster and move easier for your Permanent Change of Station (PCS) transition. AHRN.com is your off-base housing network customized to serve and support […]
Your Credit Score – What You Need to Know
Your credit score is the gatekeeper controlling access to loans for major purchases such as a car or home. Here are the basics you need to understand about your credit score. There are three national credit reporting bureaus; Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion. These three companies all create a credit score for you and may be […]
Rental Property Tax Deductions: What is Allowed?
With the end of the year in sight you may have a few questions regarding tax deductions on your property. Because your property is an investment, there are certain deductions you can take, but do you know which ones? Home repairs Loan interest paid Professional fees Insurance New refrigerator Answer: All of the above! The reality […]
5 Tips to Ease Your Child into a New School
One of the inevitable aspects of being in the military is the fact that you are frequently required to relocate. It can be a stressful time for you, and an even harder time for your child. They have to adjust to a new school environment, make new friends, find their way around and get to […]
Renting Out Your Home: 3 Major Initial Legal Concerns & 5 Cost Considerations
So you have decided to keep this property as a long term investment or maybe you plan to move back in a few years or make some extra money by renting out your home. There are a few things you need to consider. Number #1 Are you familiar with the Landlord/Tenant laws that can affect […]
3 Property Manager Tips to Attract High Quality Renters
Being a property manager or landlord can be very rewarding and profitable, but not if you are lacking in tenants. Unfortunately, attracting tenants takes more than just putting a “For Rent” sign on the front lawn of your property. That’s okay, though, because there are plenty of things you can do to attract tenants to […]
3 Tips on Managing Rental Property
Managing a rental property can be difficult at times. We’ve put together a few tips that will make it a little easier to manage a rental property. 1. Know the Laws No one wants to be stuck with a lawsuit especially not in terms of housing. A way to prevent this is to know and […]