Landlord Resources

Real estate investors have successfully employed the BRRRR technique for years. Let's take a closer look at each step of the BRRRR technique in more detail for those looking to build a more prominent real estate investing portfolio.

Halloween is just around the corner, so it's time to decorate your rentals. To create the most fascinating and mysterious decorations, use your imagination and bring pumpkins. Here are five decor tips to spookify your rental and make it look ready for a Halloween trick-or-treat evening!

Across the country, a growing number of new landlords, who previously worked full-time office jobs, are searching for faster and more stable income. Property management software helps optimize business operations to lease properties faster while assisting customer relationships.

There are really no businesses that haven’t been affected by the coronavirus crisis in some way at this point. The rental property industry is no exception. But luckily, many industry players are adjusting to the new reality and getting some valuable experience along the way. Let’s recap on a challenging 2020 and see how it has reshaped the property management industry and modified tenants’ renting preferences. 

Renting to different demographics brings completely different challenges. While most landlords already know what to expect from millennial renters, there is still no accurate description of an average Gen Z tenant and their renting preferences. It’s a general assumption that they prefer affordable housing. But the 2020 crisis has reshaped the rental market and the whole picture might have drastically changed.

In an age of social distancing, getting closer to digital looks more and more like a reasonable decision. While most people are waiting for the time when they can go back to traditional forms of communication, the property management industry has been adopting technology to fit the current digital landscape. And honestly, that’s the approach all industry players should implement because the new normal is digital.

When it comes to rent collection, landlords look for the most convenient methods that make the whole process hassle-free and less time-consuming. Old fashioned forms of rent collection, like mailing checks, usually aren’t the best solution in the times of global digitization. 

The corporate culture is being reshaped to meet the requirements of the current reality. Right now, more millennials are considering purchasing a home of their own due to remote working policies established in multiple companies.

For landlords and property owners, one of the most crucial decisions to make during the pandemic is to move their rental business online. Going digital doesn’t refer exclusively to online rent payments and applications, but to every stage of the renting process.

When it comes to renting, millennials rely on digital property management systems helping them better manage their time. Also, they're likely to look for a new rental on popular listing platforms and expect everything to be stored in one place.

If you are investing in rental properties, your main goal is probably to see a high ROI and maximize your income. The most effective way to do this is to take full advantage of a property management tool. The decade of online rental business has come and you can’t hide from it or deny it. It is time to become digital and new year resolution is the best way to start doing that.

Over the course of the year, we have had the chance to talk to a few real estate professionals who managed to double their portfolio and automate their business during this year. We took their experience, studied upcoming trends, and created this 2020 guide for landlords.

The hardest part of being a landlord is to effectively manage your work day and boost your productivity. There are tools that make the overall process of managing rentals easier- like these advanced technologies that can help you stay on top of your business.

No one can deny that thanks to technology, the property management industry has been noticeably modified. Landlords today are more tech-savvy than only a few decades ago. That is why paper lease agreements have in many cases been replaced with online documents. But that is not the only advantage to using online lease agreements.