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Michigan Awards EV Charger Funding to Epic-Managed Properties Across the State
Michigan recently awarded $1.8 million in EV-charging infrastructure grants to 31 multifamily properties through the Clean Fuel and Charging Infrastructure Program. One detail stands out: the majority of selected properties are owned or managed by Epic. This outcome reinforces what our partners already know—Epic-managed communities are organized, future-focused, and operationally strong. These awards signal that
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Maintenance Tips for Tenants: How Property Managers Reduce Risk and Protect Investments
As a rental property owner, you’ve likely dealt with the fallout of maintenance issues that were never addressed properly: leaks that lingered, carpets never cleaned, filter changes missed. While those things add up, they’re also often avoidable. At Epic Property Management, we’ve built systems that help prevent issues by guiding tenants toward the right way
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Property Management Building Inspection Checklist (Plus Free Template)
Don’t fall into the trap of thinking a single rental is easier to take care of than an entire portfolio of properties. Those who are tasked with more than one property often have systems, teams, software, and/or property managers in place to help improve processes and overall efficiency. But when you’re managing just 1 or
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What Makes a Good Landlord? 6 Qualities That Set the Best Apart
At Epic Property Management, we’ve worked with hundreds of investors who own property across Southeast Michigan—from Monroe to Shelby Township and everywhere in between—and we’ve seen it all. The landlords who earn tenant trust, reduce turnover, and generate strong ROI aren’t always the ones who spend the most or have the most experience. They’re the
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7 Reasons Why You Shouldn’t Hire a Property Management Company
Some property owners reach out to us because they want help managing their rental—but only parts of the process. They might want us to handle tenant placement, but not maintenance. Or they want to use their cousin’s cleaning company, hire their own handyman, and make exceptions to the lease terms. On paper, that may sound
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Working with a Property Management Company: Why It’s More Than Just Collecting Rent and Paying a Fee
Imagine it’s a Saturday afternoon. You’re finally kicking back after a long workweek when your phone rings. It’s your tenant, and the a/c is out. Again. If you’re managing the property yourself, that call is just the beginning. Next, you’re dialing contractors, fielding complaints, and juggling logistics—all while the rest of your day slips away.