Category: Property Management

Property management, in its broadest terms, is the oversight of real estate. This can encompass everything from personal property to capital assets. Property management is a service provided by local businesses who do their best to manage your assets. The …Read more  »

What is a Rental Property Insurance? Rental property insurance is a type of insurance policy designed to protect property owners who rent out their properties to tenants. It provides coverage for damages or losses to the rental property caused by …Read more  »

The challenge of setting the appropriate rent price for a home that is currently unoccupied can be a hard one for landlords and property managers. Setting the rent too high can lead to longer vacancy periods and missed rental income …Read more  »

You don't have to tell us, finding a good property management company is hard. When we first started investing in residential real estate we went through several property managers, struggling to find one that was truly exceptional. Over time we …Read more  »

Whether you’re renting out a condo, townhome, single-family home or another type of property, getting the most out of your investment is a top priority. A primary goal for many landlords and property managers is to increase the value of …Read more  »

How To Become A Landlord The ultimate goal of investing in rental property is to turn a profit.  To ensure that you achieve that goal it is essential that you follow several critical guidelines. Most of us dream of becoming …Read more  »

Single-family home renters earn more money, have more kids, and are more likely to be married than multifamily renters. Comparing the 16 million single-family renter households to the 28 million multifamily rental households: (more…)

It's no secret that Americans love camping and spending time outdoors. Whether roughing it in a tent or enjoying a luxury cabin, campers in 2011 spent 534.9 million days camping, an average of 12.6 days per person. And as the …Read more  »

Good tenants are hard to find.  Add to that the cost of advertising for new tenants, the cost of cleaning and restoring the unit, and the loss in rental income during the vacancy, you want to make sure that your …Read more  »