Being a landlord requires you to take on many responsibilities. You're in charge of making repairs to the property, collecting rent, handling complaints from tenants as well as overseeing many other day-to-day tasks.
Dealing with noise concerns is a common issue you could encounter. Landlords a...
Choosing to self-manage your rental property has its benefits. For one it can be an exciting challenge. That said, there are certain risks that DIY landlords expose themselves to. A lot of effort is required when you choose the do-it-yourself route.
It can be time-consuming to tend to the const...
A vacant property is a landlord's worst nightmare. Landlords need to develop a plan to attract and retain tenants. To entice potential tenants, rental houses should be cozy and practical.
There are a few changes that property owners must undertake in order to keep their rental habitable. Once th...
Attracting tenants is always the goal for rental property owners no matter where they live. Most are successful in this objective. However, if you want more time to relax as a landlord, your aim should be focused on attracting long-term tenants.
Consitent returns over time are provided by long-t...
Deciding to have a pet-friendly policy in your rental home requires careful consideration. You need to be aware of the benefits and drawbacks it presents.
Evaluate if welcoming pets is manageable for you. If you’re open to the idea, you need to add a pet policy to the leasing agreement. Renting t...