Relocating tenants can be a challenging process for both landlords and renters. Many factors must be considered to ensure a smooth transition from finding a new property to packing up and settling into a new place. One important aspect of relocation that often gets overlooked is managing tenant expectations. As a result, his article will […]
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Transitioning from a Part-Time to a Full-Time Landlord
Are you looking to become a full-time landlord? If so, there are a few things you should know beforehand. When you follow our advice, transitioning from a part-time to a full-time landlord will be easy. Soon enough, you’ll become very successful as a landlord and see that making a living as a landlord is possible. […]
Strategies for Singles Renting an Apartment
Strategies for Singles Renting an Apartment Younger adults—those younger than 35—represent the largest percentage of renters in the US, as found by Pew Research. As is logical, many tenants in this age group are single, with many finishing off the payment of their student loans and saving for a deposit if their dream is to be […]
Rental Furnishing Mistakes You Should Avoid
Rental Furnishing Mistakes You Should Avoid Buying real estate and renting it out is an excellent long-term investment. However, finding the right tenants and making a profit requires some work. Tenants had fewer options in the past, so they couldn’t afford to be picky. But nowadays, things have changed. With so many beautiful homes on […]
Wear and Tear or Damage – Things to Consider
We can agree that time eats away at all things. However, when it comes to real estate and especially rental properties, it’s important to differentiate normal wear and tear from damage. Both landlords and tenants need to know their rights and obligations, as well as what needs to be done when damage occurs. In this […]
How to Spot Fake Landlord References
Every day that your property stays empty of tenants is a day you lose money. Therefore, it’s only natural that you would want to move new tenants in as soon as possible. But renting to bad tenants can be worse than not renting out at all. So don’t rush the selection – take the time […]
