Thanksgiving at PrimePointe Property Management: Gratitude, Growth & Protecting What Matters
Joshua Staats • November 26, 2025
Thanksgiving is one of our favorite moments of the year—not because of the turkey (though we won’t say no to a second plate), but because it gives us the chance to pause and reflect on the people who trust us with one of their biggest assets.
At PrimePointe Property Management, we’re built around one core mission: protect landlords from the “I didn’t see that coming” moments that can make rental ownership overwhelming. And Thanksgiving is the perfect reminder of why we do what we do—because behind every home we manage is a real person, a real story, and a real investment worth protecting.
At PrimePointe Property Management, we’re built around one core mission: protect landlords from the “I didn’t see that coming” moments that can make rental ownership overwhelming. And Thanksgiving is the perfect reminder of why we do what we do—because behind every home we manage is a real person, a real story, and a real investment worth protecting.

🍁 Thankful for Our Landlords
Every landlord who partners with us isn’t just a client—you’re a steward of housing, an investor in your future, and someone who deserves real support.
This year, we’re grateful for landlords who:
Care about doing things right
Want protection instead of chaos
Value transparency, communication, and the kind of experience that keeps their investment stable
Trust us to handle the late-night maintenance calls, screening, compliance, and tenant drama they shouldn’t have to deal with
Your properties are more than rentals—they’re part of your financial story. Thank you for letting us safeguard them.
🍂 Thankful for Our Residents
Great residents make great investments.
We appreciate renters who:
Communicate
Take pride in their home
Pay on time
Treat the property with care
A stable resident means a stable return—and we’re grateful every time we get to place a qualified tenant who respects both the home and the landlord behind it.
🛡️ Thankful for the Chance to Protect You
We’re also thankful for the programs we offer that change the game for landlords:
Rental Guarantee Insurance – Because your income shouldn’t disappear when a tenant issue pops up.
PestShare Pro – First-year pest control included so surprises don’t turn into swarms.
Piñata – Boosting resident retention and protecting your asset with included renters insurance.
FilterTime – Protecting big-ticket HVAC systems with subscription filters.
(713) 570-9216 Maintenance Coordination – Because emergencies don’t clock out, and neither do we.
Together, these services keep your returns predictable and your asset resilient.
🧡 A Season of Gratitude — And a Reminder
Thanksgiving reminds us that property management is more than coordinating maintenance or sending statements.
It’s about:
Protecting your investment
Reducing your risk
Enhancing your long-term returns
Giving landlords peace of mind
Creating homes that residents actually want to stay in
Thank you for allowing us to be part of that journey.
🦃 From Our PrimePointe PM Family to Yours
May your Thanksgiving be filled with good food, good people, and zero maintenance emergencies.
(But if something does come up… don’t worry. We’re still here.)
Happy Thanksgiving from PrimePointe Property Management — where protection comes first, and landlords come first, always.

Most landlords expect the basics, repairs, resident questions, maybe a late payment or two. But what catches most investors off guard isn’t the obvious stuff. It’s the hidden costs that stack up quietly and eat into your ROI if you’re not watching for them. Whether you manage your rental yourself or use a property management company, understanding these hidden expenses is one of the smartest things you can do for your portfolio. Here are the 5 biggest “silent killers” of cash flow most landlords never see coming… until they do. 1. Vacancy Is More Expensive Than Repairs A vacant property doesn’t just mean “no rent.” It means: Utilities on your dime Lawn/pool/yard upkeep Make-ready cleaning Potential vandalism or break-ins Insurance adjustments Even a 20–30 day vacancy can cost more than a new water heater. What helps: Plan for 1–2% annual turnover cost, invest in good residents, and treat renewals like an asset — not an afterthought. 2. Cheap Repairs Always Become Expensive Repairs That $185 handyman patch job feels good today… …until the same issue comes back three months later and costs $850. Cutting corners with: Roofing Plumbing HVAC Electrical Appliances …always costs more over the life of the property. What helps: Use licensed techs for all safety-related systems, and treat your home like what it is — a high-value asset, not a disposable product. 3. Deferred Maintenance Is the Silent Portfolio Killer Landlords rarely lose money from the repairs they do. They lose money from the repairs they avoid. For example: Air filters ignored → $6k AC replacement Small leak behind drywall → mold remediation Missing caulk → window/frame rot Old GFCIs → electrical failures Small things become big things when ignored. What helps: A structured preventative maintenance plan — annual HVAC service, gutters cleaned, plumbing checks, caulking, roof spot inspections, etc. 4. Fair Housing Mistakes Are CO$TLY Even unintentional violations can lead to: Fines Damages Legal fees Required training Forced policy changes And violations often happen during casual conversations like: “I’m looking for a tenant who fits the neighborhood.” or “I prefer a certain type of renter.” No malicious intent… just expensive consequences. What helps: Avoid subjective language. Stick to written criteria. Keep records of everything. 5. Vacancy Pricing Mistakes Most landlords guess rent based on: What the neighbor charges What they “think” it’s worth What Zillow says (not saying it… just side-eyeing it) What covers their mortgage But the market doesn’t care about any of that — and overpricing is the #1 cause of extended vacancy. What helps: Price based on real-time comps, not hope. A home listed $150 too high can sit for 40+ days… costing far more than the difference. Cash Flow Lives or Dies in the Margins You don’t need to be a full-time landlord to own rentals. But you do need to understand the forces working against your returns. Simple, proactive decisions: Keeping up with maintenance Pricing accurately Treating residents respectfully Documenting everything Partnering with qualified vendors …are what separate profitable portfolios from stressful ones. This isn’t about fear. It’s about being informed and being ahead of the curve.












