People often overlook the need for an attorney - but, usually end up needing one unexpectedly. Prepare in advance!

The question It’s a common question in the rental game. “Can I be friends with my tenants?” And while being friendly is much better than being a jerk, there are several structural questions that make this

The saga continues Last time we saw the full scope of switching over tenants. It was a lot, but we know you’re very capable. This next part is fun because as you grow your landlord empire, it can be done

How to move-in a tenant without losing your mind Life changes and that means the occupants of your buildings will change. Systematizing the process may seem like climbing a mountain, but just like a real

The best way to create higher price listings is to have more valuable property. Curb appeal and quality are within your control, so if you’re willing to hit the hardware store, you can make some money.

Once you start owning dozens of units, it becomes impractical to show them off yourself. But does that mean you need realtors? Or is there a way to minimize your contribution to the process, making it

Empty properties are tough on neighborhoods and worse on your pocketbook. Well, the title might be a bit exaggerated, there are multiple methods you can do to keep your buildings fill in the cash flowing.

The internet has changed every imaginable business, while also making them more efficient. The real estate industry has greatly benefited from automation, and the savvy landlord is now able to do much

2020 has been a roller coaster of a year for numerous industries, and real estate is one of the hardest hit. Unfortunately, many of the hardships that came about this year because of the ongoing COVID-19

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So, you’re ready to start searching for your first rental property. How do you ensure you’re buying the right property? Here are a few tips that can help you decide which property is the best for a fledgling

The COVID-19 Pandemic has put a strain on the global economy, and the real estate industry has not been immune by far. How can you fill your empty units while keeping public safety in mind? Here are some

If you own rental property, it goes without saying you always want there to be tenants paying you to rent it. Turnovers not only cost you the time you could otherwise be earning, but they also come with

Hosting an open house event can be a great way to get your property into the minds of a lot of potential buyers or tenants, but they come with a few downsides, too. We’ll help you understand a few of the

Renter’s insurance can be of great benefit to both your tenants and yourself, taking care of a number of unexpected expenses that may not be covered by the insurance you hold on the property itself. Here

Even when your budget is tight, there are always plenty of ways to improve your property value to drive up equity or the amount you can charge for rent. Here are a handful of easy ways to increase the

When a bank forecloses on a property, they typically try to sell it off as quickly as possible to try and regain as much of their losses as possible. This usually ends badly for the bank, but the right

Does your rental property have the amenities people want? If your tenants can’t see themselves happy and comfortable in your unit, they’ll almost certainly live somewhere else. Here is a handful of the

There is an endless number of ways to invest money, but where is the smartest place to put your money? We make an argument that rental property is the best investment, and here are 5 reasons why. 1. You

Managing a rental property can lead to a large assortment of complex decisions that you have to make and be accountable for. Some of the decisions are (but obviously not limited to): how is the rent going