The Danger in Renting to Students
If you are looking to own rental property in a college town, it’s inevitable that you’ll have to deal with student renters. Renting to students comes with m... Read more.
How to Amp up Security at Your Rentals
Every tenant wants to feel safe in their home and rentals. Therefore, tenants look to the landlord to make the property safe. For this reason, every landlord ha... Read more.
Why You Should Rent to Students: Part 2
Welcome to the second part of our mini-series on why renting to students is actually a good idea for property owners.... Read more.
Why You Should Rent to Students
If you own a rental property near a college, it’s inevitable that you will have to rent to students. This is not an idea most landlords fancy. However, there ... Read more.
Vacant Rental Units? Part 2
4. Bulletin Boards There might be potential tenants in your neighborhood and thus distribute flyers of your rentals in your community. You can put up these flye... Read more.
Vacant Rental Units? Where to Find Potential Tenants
Your vacant rental units won’t be filled up through magic. Tenants need to be aware that you have vacant units in the first place. The only way this is possib... Read more.
Retaining Tenants: Part 2
Maintenance Issues with the maintenance of rental units may cause tenants to move. They may be fed up with pest problems, clogged drains or leaky roofs. If you ... Read more.
Retaining Tenants
How to Retain Your Tenants. It is inevitable that once in a while, tenants move out of your property. However, when they move out by the droves, something might... Read more.
Tips for Tenant-Finding
Tips to Finding Great Tenants for Your Rentals Every landlord has had a run-in with a bad tenant — the kind that stirs up chaos for the rest of the tenants an... Read more.
A Guide to Renting to Seniors
The idea of potential tenants is typically that of young people who’ve just moved into town to search for jobs and have a place to call home. While this is mo... Read more.
