Palm Beach County Property Management Blog

By Jean Taveras - Saturday, May 30, 2026

Should I Rent or Sell My Home in 2026 - Our Expert Opinion

Palm Beach County Homeowner Decision Guide · Rent vs. Sell · 2026Should I Rent or Sell My Home in 2026? The Honest Decision FrameworkQuick Diagnostic — Answer These 5 Questions FirstIs your current mortgage rate below 4.5%? If yes, renting preserves that rate — selling mean...

By Jean Taveras - Wednesday, May 20, 2026

Why Some Rentals Lease in 7 Days While Others Sit for 60 in Palm Beach County

Why Some Rentals Lease in 7 Days While Others Sit for 60 in Palm Beach County | Atlis Property Management atlispm.com / Blog / Leasing Velocity Leasing StrategyJTJean Christian TaverasBroker-Owner, Atlis Property Management · May 17, 2026 · 10 min readTwo properties. Same Pal...

By Jean Taveras - Saturday, May 16, 2026

Who Pays Utilities in a Florida Rental? Water, Pool, Lawn and Electric — Palm Beach County Guide

Palm Beach County Landlord Guide · Utility Responsibility · 2026Who Pays for What? Water, Lawn, Pool and Electricity in Florida RentalsQuick AnswerFlorida law does not automatically assign utility responsibility to either landlord or tenant — the lease controls everything. In...

By Jean Taveras - Wednesday, May 13, 2026

The Notice Rules Palm Beach County Landlords Must Follow in 2026 — State Law, HB 615

Palm Beach County Landlord Compliance Guide · 2026 · Notice RequirementsThe Notice Rules Palm Beach County Landlords Must Follow in 2026 — State Law, HB 615, and What the Repealed Ordinance Left BehindQuick AnswerPalm Beach County landlords are governed by Florida state law o...

By Atlis Property Management - Monday, May 11, 2026

Property Management for Out-of-State Owners in Jupiter & Palm Beach Gardens FL

Property Management for Out-of-State Owners Jupiter & Palm Beach Gardens FL 2026 Palm Beach County Investor Guide · 2026Property Management for Out-of-State Owners in Jupiter & Palm Beach Gardens FL: What Remote Investors Need to KnowPalm Beach County draws remote investors from...

By Atlis Property Management - Friday, May 8, 2026

Lease Renewal Strategy in Palm Beach County FL 2026: When to Raise Rent

Lease Renewal Strategy Palm Beach County FL 2026 | When to Raise Rent and When to Hold Operational Strategy • Palm Beach County 2026Lease Renewal Strategy in Palm Beach County FL 2026: When to Raise Rent, When to Hold, and How to Do the MathA lease renewal decision is not just ...

By Jean Taveras - Thursday, May 7, 2026

Florida HB 615 Email Notice Rule: Is Your Lease Compliant?

Palm Beach County Landlord Legal Guide · Florida Statute §83.505 · HB 615Florida Email Notice Rule (HB 615) — One Year In: Why Most Palm Beach County Landlords Still Don’t Have Compliant LeasesQuick AnswerFlorida Statute §83.505, created by HB 615 and effective July 1, 20...

By Atlis Property Management - Wednesday, May 6, 2026

Palm Beach County Preferred Vendor Guide for Property Owners | Atlis Property Management

Palm Beach County Preferred Vendor Guide for Property Owners | Atlis Property ManagementOwner Resource — Vendor GuidePalm Beach County Preferred Vendor Guide for Property Owners & InvestorsAverage costs, service frequencies, Florida licensing requirements, and the red flags tha...

By Atlis Property Management - Monday, May 4, 2026

West Palm Beach Rental Market 2026: The Investor and Landlord Guide to Palm Beach Countys Urban Core

West Palm Beach Rental Market 2026 | Investor & Landlord Guide Market Intelligence • 2026 Data • West Palm BeachWhile Jupiter and Palm Beach Gardens command premium rents on single-family homes, West Palm Beach offers a different and often overlooked investment profile — a ...

By Jean Taveras - Sunday, May 3, 2026

Should I Hire a Property Manager in Palm Beach County in 2026

Palm Beach County Landlord Decision Guide · Self-Management vs. Professional ManagementShould I Hire a Property Manager in Palm Beach County? The Honest Decision FrameworkQuick Diagnostic — 5 QuestionsAnswer these honestly. The more “yes” answers, the stronger the case for...