What Landlords Should Know About Subleasing

It is your right and responsibility as the landlord to know about everything that happens to your rental property, especially when a new tenant moves into the building. Ideally, you get to decide who rents your property. However, your tenants can assume this authority through subleasing. This can be good or bad for you and […]
The New Landlord Primer

You’re all smiles as you plan to dip your toes into the lucrative real estate industry. Or maybe you’ve already built a property ready to usher in your first tenants. Either way, as a first-time landlord, the things to do can quickly overwhelm you. Don’t worry- we are here to hold your hands as you […]
Protecting Your Rental Property Investment from Outside & Inside Threats – 6 Physical & Legal Protection Tips

A rental unit can face a number of threats that could damage your business. Check out these tips on protecting your property.
Landlord’s Guide to Security Deposits: What You Need to Know

When you rent out your home to someone, they will often pay a security deposit. Security deposits are a necessary part of renting out property. They are designed to protect landlords from damages that may occur. But what are the limits? Your landlord’s guide to security deposits will teach you what to do in these […]
6 Tips on How to Handle Tenant Conflict

No matter how carefully you screen your tenants, landlords will inevitably experience tenant conflict. From parking issues to loud music and common area conflicts, tenants can get into a confrontation for many reasons. Conflicts can have an negative effect on your property and even cause other tenants to move out. Learning how to handle conflict […]
What responsibilities do you have when it comes to snow and ice at your rental property?

Throughout the winter season, snow and ice are common problems across many states. Even if clearing the streets is generally the responsibility of the municipality, there are often local guidelines mandating swift removal of snow and salting icy areas on sidewalks and other pathways to reduce the risk of accidents. Property considerations If your rental […]
Best Ways to Research New and Updated Local Landlord-Tenant Laws

As a landlord, it‚Äôs important that you stay up to date on the laws that impact you, your property, and your tenants. However, unless you are also a legal expert, it can be challenging to keep track of every landlord-tenant law and a consultation with a lawyer can get expensive. Because each state and even […]
The State of the Housing Market

In 2020, despite the global pandemic, the number of home sales increased significantly and the housing market continued to boom throughout 2021. The nationwide nominal house price index is now 40% above its 2012 low-point and 4% above the peak reached in 2006. Let‚Äôs take a closer look at the current state of the housing […]
Lucrative Landlord Locales

If you‚Äôre thinking about investing in a new rental property (or two) there are several factors to consider. Perhaps one of the most critical factors and the first decision to make is where your property will be. This can have a substantial impact on being able to attract tenants and what rent you will be […]
How To Find Out What Liens Are On a Property

Property liens can be problematic for a wide variety of reasons. They tend to be discovered during the sales process and must be cleared before the sale will be allowed to proceed. Some jurisdictions will automatically notify property owners when a lien is filed, but this isn’t always the case. If you think your property […]