Introduction Every PG has house rules. Fewer have house rules that anyone follows. The laminated list on the notice board gets ignored, the rule about guests gets bent, and the rule about noise gets noticed only when someone complains. Then the owner either lets it slide or gets strict all at once, and tenants feel […]
Introduction Most PG owners say they listen to their tenants. In practice, “listening” often means whoever complains loudest gets a reply, and everyone else stays silent until the day they give notice. By then, the feedback arrives in the form of an empty bed. A PG tenant feedback system fixes that. It gives you a […]
A tap washer here, a fan capacitor there, a mattress that needs replacing, a geyser that has died for the third time this year. None of these repairs looks big on its own. Add them up at the end of the year and PG maintenance cost is often one of the largest expenses after rent […]
Introduction Before you put lakhs into a new building, beds, furniture and a kitchen, one question matters more than any other: how long will it take to get your money back? That’s your PG business payback period. Plenty of owners guess it based on what a friend told them, then find out a year later […]
Introduction Running one PG is manageable with a notebook and a good memory. Add a second or third property, and that same approach starts to break – tenant details blur together, rent status becomes hard to verify across buildings, and knowing which rooms are vacant where requires calling different managers. Learning how to manage multiple […]
Introduction A leaking tap, a broken fan, a geyser that stopped working- these small issues pile up fast in a PG, and how quickly they get resolved shapes whether tenants stay or leave. PG maintenance management is the process of tracking, prioritising, and resolving these day-to-day complaints in an organised way, rather than reacting to […]
