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Great tenants don’t come easy, but if they did we might describe them something like the following. Looking for a tenant that pays rent on time, stays for the full lease, low wear and tear on the property, reasonable neighbor and doesn’t call very often. The reality is all tenants believe they fit this description, so how do we find, select and keep an actual great tenant? Here are some tips!
The ado about tax season slowly abates. The time has come to breath out and take a proper look on work you have done. Was it hard? Are you going to stress about an audit for the next three years? Well, we have some tips for your next tax season!
As a property owner, you always want to get a good return on every dollar you invest. From small steps like pruning away dead tree limbs to larger projects that improve the functionality of the property, there are a number of things that you can do to add property value.
Whether you’ve just bought your first buy-to-rent property or looking to breathe new life into an existing one, here are some key considerations to take into account when decorating your rental’s bedroom. A property that can endure the wear and tear of tenants is a great investment.
Being a Landlord means doing mundane routine things like filling out and sending notices, letters and filings. That is why we created sample landlord forms. Grab your free templates in our blog post!
Talking to your tenants can sometime be awkward as your relationship is mainly a business engagement, but having them in your rental home makes it quite personal. With the holiday season coming we want to provide you with some great icebreaker tool for communicating with your tenants.
Becoming a landlord is a profitable move, but sure you have to learn how to do it properly. Joe Edgar shares tips from his experience with landlords who are setting out to grow their investment portfolio. Specifically, this blog tells what to look for in your first rental property.
We live in such times where everything changes quickly, prices and costs increase, which sends rental rates across the nation up as well. As a landlord you find the costs of maintaining your rental will increase and you will be forced to sell or increase the rent.
Travel has made the world a smaller place and technology has helped to keep us together. Real estate investors too have found that they no longer need to invest in the neighborhood they live in or even the city they live in.
Every landlord knows that keeping track of a rental is a hard job, and keeping an eye on each and every part of a rental is even harder. One part of the properties return on investment that landlords can over look are the appliances. Being efficient and finding cost saving ways helps increase the bottom line.
